This was NOT the Plan! - Australian Sheep Farm Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our farm vlog on a beautifully foggy morning, where the mist slowly lifts to reveal the breathtaking landscape. Join us as we embark on a journey to check on our beloved sheep and get a glimpse of the crops.
Our day starts with the magic of a foggy morning that gradually gives way to the gentle warmth of the sun. We take you along as we wander through the mist, checking on our sheep. The tranquil atmosphere sets the stage for a peaceful and reflective start to the day.
As the fog dissipates, we turn our attention to our crops. In this vlog, we share insights into the growth and progress of our barley, oats, beans, and wheat. Back home, we focus on our youngest members - the lambs.
The day concludes with a practical task - cleaning the workshop. As rain falls, we take advantage of the opportunity to tidy up the workspace. It's a reminder of the flexibility and adaptability required in farm life, where chores must be tackled no matter the weather.
Join us on this serene journey through the foggy morning, crop fields, and lamb care, with a dash of practicality in workshop cleanup. Don't forget to hit that like button, leave a comment, and subscribe to our channel for more farm vlogs and insights into our agricultural lifestyle.
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FAQ
Typo - Australian Kelpie (2018)
Cooper - Spoodle (2014)
Delta - German Shepard (2017)
Sheep and Broadacre Cropping Farm - Merino, First Cross, Prime Line Sheep. Over 4,000 acres in size.
Are you Australian?
Yes, I'm from Victoria, Australia
What camera do you use?
I use my iPhone
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Let me know how you feel about cropping content! 🌾
Very interesting
I'm into it and want to see more
Lovin' it.
I'm interested in any farming info or content. I'd also enjoy anything related to training the dogs.
Hoping you won't crop any cropping content.
Thank you for watching! Like or Typo will watch you while you sleep
I won't like it, as I want Typo to watch me sleep
😂
Absolutely here for the crop content 😂🤌🏽 sheep + crops = perfection 😂
Thank you I'm glad you think so! 😊🐑
Agreed! Definitely enjoying this content.
you lady are a true farmer. Be proud of that. Your doing a great job and i did not skip
I LOVE THE CROP STUFF, I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD FILM, BUT MAYBE YOU WILL SHOW MORE. SO NICE TO WATCH A WOMAN WHO DOESN'T APOLIGIZE FOR BEING STRONG AND CAPABLE
I didn't skip the crops, you explain it very well 😊😊
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
Neither did I.
So you’re allergic to barley? Is it just eating/drinking or can you get contact skin issues, too?
We love your sharp mind. And also "boring" merino sheep and would like more of "Pet" lambs being fed! We are kind of saps
I loved seeing the crops and knowing they go back into the farm is new knowledge to me.
"enjoy your life dude. Sorry i waterboarded you." 💀 I lost it
Assalomu alekum. Nice to meet you, I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 and I'm interested in your special feeding lambs. Good job 👍
Imagine being a barley farmer and being allergic to barley 😂
More crop content please
It kind of confused me...
She must be allergic to consuming it. Touching it seemed ok to her.
I’m allergic/intolerant to gluten, I’m a coeliac so I can’t eat Wheat, Rye, Barley or Oats!
@@TaraFarms Does that apply to beverages also?
@@AndrewBlacker-wr2ve It does yes; especially alcoholic ones.
We have an excellent gluten free oats in the states. I nearly killed my mother with the standard oats before I figured out she had celiac.
Enjoying your content, experience and humour. Love Typo ❤. I’m from Victoria down south so it’s great to see an Aussie sheep farm in action 👍.
Thank you, there's always more to learn! I'm in Victoria too, usually get pretty decent rainfall here! 🐑
@@TaraFarms beautiful day today but shit for the rest of the week and weekend 🙁, typically Victorian .
Dude I've been counting the days since your last video 😭 great content 🧡👌
Legend! Thank you! 😊
Minutes watched will tell you what we like Tara what you have been doing is good to me I watch a lot of other crop vids and enjoy yours.
Love the cropping content, Tara. Enjoying all your content.
I am surprised how interested I am in this, I love your accent, and the information you share. I just love learning :D
I'm surprised how many people are interested in the crops too! Learning is always good!
Not sick of it, did not skip it. It’s all very interesting…sheep, lambs, paddocks, Typo, crutching, Australian culture to include all swearing. 😊
Cheers!
I really liked the crops content! came for the lambs, stayed for the beans!
Loving learning about crops along with your sheep
Honestly wouldn’t mind seeing how and what you clean up. I know, it’s weird but cleaning videos are satisfying and farms are dirty, so cleaning is fun to watch. Have a good day:)
I did a timelapse of cleaning the rev a couple of months ago. 😂 it takes a long time.
I think everything about your farm is interesting. It is important that we humans remember where food comes from before the grocery store.
Yes, there seems to be a big disconnect between especially animals and the supermarket.
@@TaraFarms indeed.
I have a friend that will only buy eggs from Woolies because fresh eggs come from chooks bums!
It doesn't matter if there's nothing "exciting" happening, love watching your content!
I like this content..really interesting👍🏻
loved seeing the crops.
Yes we want to learn about crops too! Would love to see the steps for crops - harvest, soil prep, sowing, etc. Liam could make guest appearances to explain more if needed.
what beans are you growing?
We've got Faba beans in, will try lean more into the crops next year since we've almost completed a full year of farming now (February). Just started cutting hay this week!
I like hearing about your crops!
As a Territorian watching this video, seeing Tara in her winter gear makes me wonder if we are living in the same country 😂
Tara, you can ramble on about anything and I'll tune in to listen!!
thanks Tara, beautiful video. Love learning all about your farm, including grains! Hope you reach 100k soon. You deserve it!
Thank you, yes I hope so. When I was younger that was one of my grand aspirations 😂
Yes more crop content 😊 even at my age I love learning about the how’s and why’s, of things and the fact that you are so down to earth makes it all the better.
The finger in the grass was an eye opener, even tho it makes complete logical sence wen thort about. ❤
Now yes I’m waiting for more info on the the crop please
No skipping here!😊
I recently found your chanel and have been enjoying watching a bunch of your previous vlogs. So this I think is the first new one I've watched since I began following you. I find it really interesting to see how farmers do things in different countries. Looking forward to your future vlgos and hello slug!
I completely agree, I find it very interesting watching the US and British sheep farmers to see how they do it. Slug is currently asleep after her dinner! 🐶 Thank you for watching
I am a fellow farmer and we grow sheep, wheat, barley, canola, beans, occasionally lupins. This year we are growing oats, but we haaven't previously grown them for awhile. I love to watch all your content and keep up the great work.
We grew Lupin’s until last year, but we’ve got too much rain for them, so they don’t grow very well.
We also cut a fair bit of oaten hay so grow a fair few oats. Thank you for watching.
Hahahah- we don't have enough rain for a good crop of anything at the moment@@TaraFarms
I didn't skip...love learning about all aspects of the farm...thanks for the videos...😊
Awesome! Thank you! 🐑
No skipping here!
I enjoy the crop content.
Hey I’m here watching every second wish found u sooner but I’m catching up😂
i wouldnt call myself a farmer, but watching along your activities is incredibly relaxing.
Love you take on farm life
Tara, just to let you know, I’m from Kansas. I watch you now because I found out about your channel from Sandy Brock channel but I like seeing the plants from Kansas family or farmers so thank you for sharing.
Sent y Sandi brock. So pleased to find your blog.
Great content Tara. Very useful info for us city slickers to know what hard work farming is~
You are my favorite TH-camr. You are so funny 😂
i love your content. i been catching up on old videos
Thank you heaps I’m glad you’re doing that helps. Give a bigger picture of the farm.
@@TaraFarms i love how honest you are. i cant wait to summer on the farm while its winter in the uk
I really appreciate the tip with when to feed your animals, thank you kindly! Glad there wasn't a snake under that bucket tho :P
Love the crop content ❤❤❤
recently got you in my YT shorts algo. hello from the Philippines! ❤
one of my favorite channels to watch everyday 🙂
Hey Tara. I didn’t skip ahead at all. I’ll watch anything you show me. I don’t know a lot about sheep until you gave us a first hand account of your day to day jobs around the farm and I would love to know more about the different crops as I haven’t seen them up close, only either driving past or the end product in the shop! Love your videos and Typo!!
Thank you so much! Seems like there’s a lot of interest in the crops and I’ll be showing more of them as we come towards harvest.
Im canadian and will probably dtart speeking like you absolutely love your cotent and its always so funny and helps me learn more about sheep with me starting my own flock so thank you
I like the crops ! You should name them XD this is Otis, the oat crop
They just get names, whatever the paddock his and then ‘(Type of Grain) Crop’ 😂
Love the plants! Especially the beans. Loved to know how you harvest.
I personally think the beans are pretty cool! They’re faba beans. 😊
I’ll get footage of it when we do harvest it’s still a month or two off though .
Are those Lupini or broad beans? The crops look great! I wouldn't mind hearing about the details from time to time.
They're Faba beans, they're a popular one to grow here. Thank you it definitely looks better at this stage than our beans last year. Glad to hear it! 😊
@@TaraFarms fava or faba?
I'm here for it- the crops, the sheep, the pup
crop reports are very interesting, not bored at all
Excellent I’m glad you enjoy it. I will start including more crop content.. 🌾
Didn't skip...like you both equally 😂
a video on how you prepare for bush fire season would be interesting
Funny u mention that. This weeks video is 🔥
You and your content are a lovely breath of fresh air,you just popped up as a short in my TH-cam feed and I took a chance and find you informative and entertaining. Thank you and keep on pumping out the Cropping/All the Sheep stuff and everything else along with Teachings and Humor. Thanks againg from the United States 🇺🇸
Still here 🙋🏼♀️😂 Great content. I grew up on a property with sheep & cattle but not barley, wheat, beans etc. so really interesting.
That’a awesome! Most farmers in this area so both to make it more likely something goes well each year
@@TaraFarms Good business sense for sure ✌🏼
Nice scarf!
All my relatives on the distaff side were farmers (Midwest, USA), but my grandfather 'escaped,' went to San Diego, California, and became a bookkeeper for the "Chuck Wagon" chain of smorgasbord restaurants (chuck wagon: the canvas-covered rolling kitchen/pantry for cattle drives). He actually did fine during the Depression, because he got work at the Tijuana, MEX racetrack as a bookkeeper! 😂 One of my great-granddads had the lastname Miller. And he raised grain for beer brewing...in fact, I think the US has a major league baseball team named the "Milwaukee Brewers." ☺
I enjoyed learning about the different crops. Thanks.🤗
That’s very interesting thank you for sharing this.
I’ll be sure to include more cropping content as we get closer to harvest.
Yes to crop content!
👍It's all life on a sheep station.....good and bad👍 Thanks.......
I think it's important to be honest and show both!
I like life on a sheep station. Unfortunately I've grown up in suburbia so I've got and TH-cam to show me what its like, so thankyou 👍 @@TaraFarms
I really like your sense of humour and how real you are. I often lol.
I'm not a content creator and wonder how easy it is and if you would consider letting the text stay on the screen for a bit longer. Just a suggestion. I love reading what you add and have to rewind and be ultra fast to pause it.
I love your videos and really enjoy watching them.
I'd like to know more about cropping in your farm system.
I have noted that, and it's easy to do I'll increase it, thank you for the feedback 😊
Tara thanks for the video, and thank for talking about your crops it was interesting.
Thank you for watching, I’m happy you enjoyed it!
It’s nice to learn about all the things you have on ur farm…yea we love Typo be we also love you to!! Not being weird lol. ALSO Watch out for those stupid pointless no good piece of hiding sneaky sh*t snakes in turned upside down buckets. Gawd I hate snakes! Yup it’s me again with the snakes lol. Great content. Look forward to seeing ur new videos. Again not being weird lol. K bye. ❤❤❤😂
I appreciate it! I always expect them laying under the stock road signs, I always pick things up away from me so I can drop them back down in the event they're there!
Your absolutely a hero in my books lol. I’m not scared of much but snakes make me run into and off of things without thinking. Are the spider there dangerous? I noticed you’re not a fan lol.
I love Aussie farming!! There’s just something about it and I love it
I enjoy seeing the plants too.
That’s great to hear. Thanks for watching.
It's ALL interesting to a gal from Hawaii!!
Hello from the other side of the world :) Yes Iam interested in learning more about everything around farming. Thx for your videos - they are interesting and funny to watch :)
Hi! Thank you heaps, glad you enjoyed it!
i wanna learn more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tara this is/was the best video I've seen to date, very informative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it! Wasn't sure if it was too much information.
@@TaraFarms spot on information. I try to learn as much as I can from local farming here in the states, specifically Indiana where they typically plant corn, soybeans, spring wheat, and popcorn. I've spoken with cattle farmers in South Dakota with thousands of acres to fruit farmers locally. Always wanting to learn more.
love the crop content babe ❤
I am weirdly loving the crop content😂
I like seeing and learning about the crops too
Very much did not skip. You are a funny person when you explain things. Subbing, all notifications etc... And thank you for the interesting entertainment :)
Super video greetings from Ireland 👍
Thank you! Hope you enjoy winter ready to pass it back to you now!
All good knowledge if we don’t already know. 😊😊
I enjoyed the crop crawl.
I love hearing you talk about the crops! Anytime you explain things to your audience I feel like I learn and understand more than I would in an actual classroom. ❤
Im still here. I love all types of grass
Loved learning about the grains!
I love it, when you show & explain the crops. Thank you 👍💕
Nice channel
5:49 that was epic 😂
It is what it is 😂😂
Nice looking beans
Love your commentary, keep it up!
I came across your channel a few weeks ago. Loving your videos. Love all the information in the videos.
Love all your videos!!!
Loving your videos Tara, I think the youtubes sent me your content because I watch "sheepishly me". A Canadian lady sheep farmer. You guys couldn't be more different, I think you are the R rated version.😂😂 . Love it though! Sheepishly me has these lovely barns and the mums and bubs get a plush "claiming pen' what do the aussies do? Tie their leg to a fence!!😅 gets the job done.
We love to learn more about your crops!!
Malt barley in Scotland today's rain is tomorrows whiskey
The crop content was educational and interesting, The baby lambs were cute beyond words and had me laughing so hard. Baby animals are adorable no matter what species they are and lambs are no exception oh they were so sweet!
I love learning everything. Sheep don't do what they do on their own. Farms don't run themselves. We should be aware of where food comes from, how it gets there, and exactly how much farmers work hard for their money (life)!!
I have an for measuring pasture and it tells you how you’re doing. I like your way better.
Saw a short with your dog, subscribed because your refreshingly Aussie. Happy to learn about crops too 😊
Typo is like if you could drive I wouldn’t be booping the windows
😂😂😂
What you crop is very interesting. Here in Wisconsin we just harvest our beans. 62 bushel an acre, we are happy!
That’s pretty good! I had to look how much a bushel was up. Haven’t heard that used here we go off tonnage. I have seen the US farm TH-camrs use the term bushel before too!
Tara back in the day ‘bushel’ would have been part of the farm measuring system. I’m old enough to remember those times!
It's all interesting. Every country does things differently.
6:07 still here ❤❤❤❤
Really like the Crop content. I am so glad Sandy B told me about your channel. You make me laugh and you are so honest about taking care of the Sheep. My favorite is TURTLE ALERT. Do you use any of the stalks for feed or bedding ?