🌱 "Wow, this video is amazing! The way you explain plant care is so detailed and easy to understand. I’ll be applying these tips to my garden right away! 💚 Thank you for sharing!"
Fabulous insight into what's going on in my country...city slicker from the east coast here. It's a big country and and I haven't seen this sort of thing in years. Watching the sheep in the drone vision is mesmerising. The dogs are fabulous and the Irish commentary is so good. Thanks guys !!
Absolutely beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and the drone captured looks spectacular gorgeous and you doing such an amazing job, loved the beautiful content video and your beautiful sharing adventure as always appreciated .. million thanks from Montreal QC Canada
I’m new to your channel and just want to say this is very educational and I have anixity and don’t get company but farm animals relaxes me and soothing
Ha! the secret of how to get the sheep to follow! We, in our dotage, feed dairy calves from our sheep snacker. We go together as one of us needs the other to help get back up should one of us fall. At least it gets us out of the house. They do have sheep farming down to a fine art down under and the quality speaks for itself. You should have asked for a map. I am guessing the Australian market is in the middle east and Asia as we only see NZ lamb in the shops.
48 to 58 kg , I am a bit surprised, I didn’t think that they would be letting them get that big but it is a lot more efficient than the little lambs that they want us to produce , carcass weight of 25 to 30 kg is prime in Australia, you learn something new every day! I was thinking looking at them that they were big lambs but I thought it was an illusion of the camera or something, did you think of asking the question as to why they are able to produce these larger lambs as prime? Imagine if we could get full whack for lambs 30kg carcass weight? It would increase our production by 50 percent . Regards from the Wicklow hills ( by the way it’s bloody freezing here).
Some amount of lambs class drone footage unbelievable that amount of lambs not a black face in sight you should tell them about the mayo black face export them a few 😂
I thought that the dog was a Corgi x Kelpie and maybe some Jack Russel, it was the long body that I thought it was some Corgi as well - and both are herding dogs
Dalam 1 tahun ke depan klo mau di ternak jumlah nya bisa lebih dari 3 kali lipat atao 9000 kambing..karena masa produksi kambing lebih cepat di banding sapi
I wouldn't want to get on the road waiting for 2000 sheep to go by. Such huge numbers to go through and sort. Then Kelvin can sort by eye is amazing.
It is, crazy how easy he makes it look.
I have no problem with that
The drone footage is so phenomenal! What a gift, to count and draft sheep all at the same time, for that many sheep.👍❤❤🐑🐑🐑
Thank you Robert!
🌱 "Wow, this video is amazing! The way you explain plant care is so detailed and easy to understand. I’ll be applying these tips to my garden right away! 💚 Thank you for sharing!"
Fabulous insight into what's going on in my country...city slicker from the east coast here.
It's a big country and and I haven't seen this sort of thing in years.
Watching the sheep in the drone vision is mesmerising. The dogs are fabulous and the Irish commentary is so good.
Thanks guys !!
Glad you liked it Linden!
Wow, 3000 lambs, life back home will Bea doodle after this. Great drone shots.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️
Haha it'll be different anyways. Cheers Deirdre. 🔥
Really entertaining and great drone footage. Thanks for posting! Take water with you buddy 😅
Cheers Peter! 😁
A great insight into how it's done in Ozz, some great filming and editing, well done👍
Thank you Mark! Glad you liked it. 🔥
Great video Karl ha that’s some amount of sheep crazy when you think about it 👌
Cheers Gary 😁
Absolutely beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and the drone captured looks spectacular gorgeous and you doing such an amazing job, loved the beautiful content video and your beautiful sharing adventure as always appreciated .. million thanks from Montreal QC Canada
Thank you, Karol for a fun video.
You're welcome Terri!
I’m new to your channel and just want to say this is very educational and I have anixity and don’t get company but farm animals relaxes me and soothing
Great to hear! Thanks
Wow what a big numbers of lambs Not counting the ewes. You are getting close to 11k subscribers!
Cheers Ron, getting there!
That shot of primes in yard shows how good his eye is, very uniform look to em
Love the Kelpies! Thank you for a great video!❤
Best videos yet - man on shedder is a legend
Thank you James! Cool to see that you're watching! He sure is, he's a wizard. 🔥
Ha! the secret of how to get the sheep to follow! We, in our dotage, feed dairy calves from our sheep snacker. We go together as one of us needs the other to help get back up should one of us fall. At least it gets us out of the house. They do have sheep farming down to a fine art down under and the quality speaks for itself. You should have asked for a map. I am guessing the Australian market is in the middle east and Asia as we only see NZ lamb in the shops.
Yeah alot of it goes to Asia, mostly China I think!
New viewer. Love the doggies, they are amazing to watch.
Thank you Carol!
Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing this awesome video
Very enjoyable video, does the beans not need to crushed 👍
48 to 58 kg , I am a bit surprised, I didn’t think that they would be letting them get that big but it is a lot more efficient than the little lambs that they want us to produce , carcass weight of 25 to 30 kg is prime in Australia, you learn something new every day! I was thinking looking at them that they were big lambs but I thought it was an illusion of the camera or something, did you think of asking the question as to why they are able to produce these larger lambs as prime? Imagine if we could get full whack for lambs 30kg carcass weight? It would increase our production by 50 percent . Regards from the Wicklow hills ( by the way it’s bloody freezing here).
20kg to 30kgs are the weights I get at weaning Southdowns at 12 to 14 weeks in NSW. Some are heavier.
It's 48 to 58 liveweight so that would roughly end up being a 25-30kg lamb deadweight.
What age are the lambs in this video
The Aussie outback weather must have come as a bit of a shock...GREAT video btw..cheers ~baden~
Thanks Baden!
We don’t appreciate the good grass we have here in Ireland.
Vast acreage and stock numbers there,it’s nice to see it but no place like home! :D
Dead right, Ireland is a mighty wee country for growing grass!
Watching in Libya 🇱🇾
The numbers are mental. You wouldn’t think it was possible in those numbers when you see the effort it takes to lamb 500 or so in uk or Ireland 😳
Some amount of lambs class drone footage unbelievable that amount of lambs not a black face in sight you should tell them about the mayo black face export them a few 😂
Haha they seem to be getting on alright without them! 😅
Dudes. Jack russle didn't want to be guilty either, he tried to tell but just waited on the bike eh? Cool shots, thanks.
How big is the grazing land for this herd?
What did he say in the video? Was it 3k acres and 2k acres? I forget. 😂
Making them run sure makes them tough.
Look good lambs to, good wool.
Hi mate what type of beans u feeding the sheep
They were feeding Faber beans(broadbeans), wheat and barley. We feed Faber beans, Lupins and field peas on our farm.
Wow- drone shots.
I want to learn how get in to shreing
Where is the farm located?
Not far from Ararat Alex.
Wow 2 good ❤❤❤❤
كيف يتم التلقيح؟
كيف تعرف أن جميع الأغنام حامل؟
واذا وجدتها غير حامل ماذا تفعل لها؟
I thought that the dog was a Corgi x Kelpie and maybe some Jack Russel, it was the long body that I thought it was some Corgi as well - and both are herding dogs
Drone views- wow.
Thank you Vicki! 3000 lambs look cool from above. 😁
Dalam 1 tahun ke depan klo mau di ternak jumlah nya bisa lebih dari 3 kali lipat atao 9000 kambing..karena masa produksi kambing lebih cepat di banding sapi
Where’s the farm mate
Roughly between Beaufort and Ararat.
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5000 x200 , 1 million.
Jack Russell was tellen ye
That bin for feeding sure beats carrying bags of ration on your shoulder 🤣
Definitely 😂
Look more Like Hoggets Than Lambs
They'd be getting there Peter, they're a few months old.
Some work. No wonder you had a mistake.
There’s No money in farming that’s why there’s drought relief from Centrelink
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