By the look of things you did a really good job on the bottle babies. I agree maybe butting the smallest of the baby lamb (21lb) one in with the younger lambs. Keep us posted.
Totally obsessed with the babies bellies when you picked them up. Also I don’t know why but I love your channel and how you present information. I live in the middle of metropolitan city, farming and animal raising like you do isn’t in my future. But I just love watching. Also your dog is the cutest. Love watching her hop around in the background. Lol
Hayley rose me too! Did you see those two naughty sheep at the end that had managed to get out of the pen and were quite happy munching on something they found and it was just when Sandi said knot on my watch...’ 😂
Sandie : just concerned about how you were lifting the bottle babies. As a past weight lifter I was taught to bend the knees to take the pressure off your back. Constant lifting can injure your back. I am not a farmer ( live in downtown Toronto ) but I love your blogs. You explain things very well and provide a lot of background info which I find interesting. Have watched all you vlogs for about a month and always look forward to them. A sheep joke( you may have herd it) what is a sheep’s cure for insomnia? Counting people!
YOUR BACK SANDI! I watched this on the tv with my family and was yelling at the tv every time you leaned over the fence with a lamb in your arms. My husband was not impressed with me hah.
I love your videos Sandi, they remind me of when I was little and we used to stay in a small village in the dales . We were friends with an elderly famed and used to help him out with the living and he always had at least one bottle fed lamb, that I'd feed.
Love your live streams and videos. I've learned so much. I'm in my early 70's and live now in an apt. That doesn't mean I don't wish to learn more. I had know idea what all you go thru to raise lambs. I find it fascinating. I watch these off grid farmers trying to raise a small flock and see the mistakes they make thinking just because they farm they know what they are doing.Thank you for sharing with us. Learning is knowledge and knowledge is wisdom and it is always with you. Who knows when you may need it. I live in Illinois/Wisconsin border and we are surrounded by farms. Thank you again.
Billy is working overtime LOL!! Yay!!! OMG those lamb bellies, so round and cute, reminds me of the little Pillsbury doughboy LOL! We need more Billy and baby lamb bellies LOL! Great Job you two, that was a work out! You both made handling those little darlings so easy but that is some weight!
Hi Sandi, I’m newer to your channel. Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy watching and learning about your sheep and program. I love all animals and learning about them. Keep up the awesome work you do. Thanks! 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Thank you! I have been following you since the beginning. I found you from a recommendation from Cody The Cow Vet. You are like crack. I can’t wait to watch the new post and I think I have watched the lambing videos at least 3-4 times. Here is a suggestion from today’s weighing of the bottle babies. Calculate an average of the average daily gain (ADG). Add each lambs ADG and divide by the number of lambs in that group. How does this compare to the ewe raised lambs ADG? Weigh the same number of ewe raised lambs and get their average of the ADG. Compare the two. Calculate the cost of the milk replacer used to grow these bottle babies. Divide the cost of milk replacer by the pounds of gain of the bottle babies. This number would show you how much extra it is costing you to raise a bottle baby.
I don‘t know what it is but I keep coming back to your videos and I really enjoy them. I think I started watching your videos in November last year and I‘ve been hooked ever since. I wish you all the best and please continue to make videos as I miss seeing you and your sheep every other day (when there is no new video) 🐑🐏 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
Somebody asked about age for ewe lambs for breeding. This is how we do it at our place. We change our rams (2) out every two years with another breeder that pure Romney flock. So if we have lambs who all have the same daddy as our current rams. We hold them for 18 months in small group (under 20 ewe lambs). We can tell the year they were born by the color of the button in their ear. (It was association that we use belong too way of keeping track of birth year, we are no longer with this association) This is our year to change of the rams. So we will be going thru the 18 month olds pulling good wool producers, selling off the rest. Come spring shearing, we get the 2 new rams, bevis and butthead go back to their original farm. We get new genetic line (Romney)for fall breeding. Plus this spring lambs we will pull more replacements from. This has worked well for our farm but we are tiny in comparison to Sandi flock.
I currently watch 14 different operations. Yours is my favorite, I just enjoy watching your flock so much. Keep it up. Hoping the next two months go fast for you.
Have you ever become super emotional when a sheep that you have a special connection to (have named) has to be sold? Or have you ever kept a sheep purely as a pet?
Omg another fantastic video love watching your videos really enjoy them great tips so educational please keep the videos coming looking forward to the next video god bless you all
Did you have any illnesses / diseases that affected your flock drastically ? Any that you still have problems with today ? How do you manage / minimise the affect / reduce the risks of illnesses / diseases in your flock ??? Love your videos so much Sandi, currently studying animal care and your videos are literally a godsend for my studies ! 🧡
It was a lot of Fun watching you and your daughter work together.. She seems like a sassy tough girl like her mama.. about picking up the 50lb. Lamb tell her she needs to work on her LEG ARMS like her Mama!! LOL.. -that was my 1st video of Mark's, I really enjoyed the simplified breakdown of corn profit.. I Kept thinking, THis would be an AWESOME video of sheep, I imagine IMPOSSIBLE to film but would be cool to watch the herd get smaller and smaller as you think about costs until your left with what might be an estimated profit.
Rather than remembering to do it right away with the records. You could multi task. Edit and plug in records. By doing it verbally in front of the camera.
Nightmares, joy and envy, you and Mark have brought feeling that I had forgotten, 50 yrs out of mind came rushing back, and all is good👍. Good luck down under Mark.
Another great vlog! Good info. I enjoy when you just let the camera run while you do chores too. Maybe makes it easier to create content too. Good to see Jess! I know she keeps busy with her Jersey girls. She's growing up too! More like a young lady now. I enjoy seeing things go well for you. I know they don't always - such is life - and then you have to overcome, which is good too.I'll be cheer leading for you while Mark is gone.
Ok. This is my last lamb video for a few hours. Have stuff that has to get done. Thank you. For making all these videos for us to just watch them be cute.
Very interesting analysis of the artificial babies. Used to bottle feed dairy orphans i bought as a teenager to raise and make money. Never had artificial feeder but wondered how well they worked. Wasnt cost effective for the odd numbers of calves we raised. Your proceedures are educational and easy to understand. Thanks
Coolness to being first!! ALWAYS love your videos, and eagerly wait for them to be posted!!! Thanks for sharing with us Sandi!!! Jess mentioned the Taylor Swift doc on netflix... I watched it... really enjoyed it!!
I'm a spinner and love the black lambs. If you are keeping one of Billy's babies is there a way we could work out a deal for me to buy the virgin fleece? Yes I am Canadian and would pay all shipping.
We'll my secret is out,. Many of the 28,000 members of SHEEP Farmers Facebook page learned about your vlogs, many knew but there were many that didn't.. I foresee a jump in subscriptions lol
I’ve tried to look at you merch page but no photos come up. When you talked about how soft that lamb was, made my mouth water. I am a spinner/weaver, love soft fleece. I love seeing where my fleece comes from, not your flock specifically but...I just love sheep...
I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the baby that was spotted, weighed 37.5lbs, and was the one you brought back, your special one!! Just LOVE those spotted ones!!! On another note.....LOVE Billy too!! Do you think you will ever get rid of Billy??? I'd hate to see him go. I also understand that if they are performing, then it's not like you can keep them. But it's Billy, so I didn't know if that would change anything.
Have been in ag for years. My youngest is starting 4-H next school year and he wants to show Suffolks because he loves your little Suffolk lambs. His heart is set on showing one of your Suffolk lambs. ♥️🐑
My best friend's ewes are lambing now and tomorrow I'm going over to see them... and bottle feed a couple of the darlings. Still have to wait for another month for the goatie kids.
I love watching your dog, I forgot the name, she's so attentive to the sheep, she watches them so closely. My dad (rip) had 4 cows & a bull for years & he had a Australian shepherd, Rojo, that was the best cow dog!!
Sandi. Would a ramp be easier on your back? Studies showed nurses have very small fractures in the bones of the vertebrae. Nurses do a lot of lifting. The fractures could only be seen in high end scanners. Perhaps you could buy a patient lift? It’s bolted to floor, buy it at medical supply store.
Hi Sandi, my son reggie and I have been watching all your vlogs for a few months now, he has learned so much! His birthday is on the 7th of Feb, would you please be able to give him a special shout out? Much love from Australia!
Hey Sandi I think your awesome and I love your videos, I think you’re very educational for a beginner sheep farmer to learn from. I live in Kansas and I just bought 4 bred ewes to start my business and you have taught me a ton! But I have a few questions like, how big are the lambs when you wean them? What do you do when a ewe has a retained placenta? And, how much is your average profit in your business. Once again I think your awesome and it is wonderful that you are doing this (and your the only person I’ve watched for the past two weeks)
Awe love all the babies growing up so big, while the ones with mama playing hardcore with friends.great help from daughter.... love lump of sugar babies and super mellow! Weigh those black babies please!
Hi Sandi! Good video, as usual, very interesting topic. I have a question for you: what is the composition of your flock right now (starting with the total number of sheep, how many rams, how many mature ewes, etc.)? Thanks! Oops, one other question: have you considered AI for your ewes? Thanks!
@@rachelsark6148 Took a look at your videos they are nicely done . How ever they are not a business type of situation . You have a Home farm (Ark) pleasure animals for the most part . I think what you are doing is great and it will teach you many things just like coming here and learning will help you out with the animals . In the end I shall just say best of luck with your endeavors .
Hi Sandi I hope you are having a great day! I do have three questions for #sheepfarming, why did you decide on the breeds of sheep that you have know? If you could would there be any other breeds you would want to add to your flock? What has been the hardest part of sheep farming? I love your videos you are amazing keep up the great work!
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When you pick up the lambs and their little bellies are all round and poking out. :3 So cute!
Yes! That’s a good idea, keeping one of Billy’s baby girl sou that we can see more unique lambs, that is cute. It’s like Billy’s family tree.
By the look of things you did a really good job on the bottle babies. I agree maybe butting the smallest of the baby lamb (21lb) one in with the younger lambs. Keep us posted.
Totally obsessed with the babies bellies when you picked them up.
Also I don’t know why but I love your channel and how you present information. I live in the middle of metropolitan city, farming and animal raising like you do isn’t in my future. But I just love watching. Also your dog is the cutest. Love watching her hop around in the background. Lol
Hayley rose me too! Did you see those two naughty sheep at the end that had managed to get out of the pen and were quite happy munching on something they found and it was just when Sandi said knot on my watch...’ 😂
I love seeing Kinsey hopping up and down through the pens. He’s hilarious.
My back is starting to hurt seeing you carry the lambs 😂
Sandie : just concerned about how you were lifting the bottle babies. As a past weight lifter I was taught to bend the knees to take the pressure off your back. Constant lifting can injure your back. I am not a farmer ( live in downtown Toronto ) but I love your blogs. You explain things very well and provide a lot of background info which I find interesting. Have watched all you vlogs for about a month and always look forward to them.
A sheep joke( you may have herd it) what is a sheep’s cure for insomnia?
Counting people!
YOUR BACK SANDI! I watched this on the tv with my family and was yelling at the tv every time you leaned over the fence with a lamb in your arms. My husband was not impressed with me hah.
I was thinking the same! I thought ouch, she's gonna feel that later!
Yes, worried about your back
I love your videos Sandi, they remind me of when I was little and we used to stay in a small village in the dales . We were friends with an elderly famed and used to help him out with the living and he always had at least one bottle fed lamb, that I'd feed.
Love your live streams and videos. I've learned so much. I'm in my early 70's and live now in an apt. That doesn't mean I don't wish to learn more. I had know idea what all you go thru to raise lambs. I find it fascinating. I watch these off grid farmers trying to raise a small flock and see the mistakes they make thinking just because they farm they know what they are doing.Thank you for sharing with us. Learning is knowledge and knowledge is wisdom and it is always with you. Who knows when you may need it. I live in Illinois/Wisconsin border and we are surrounded by farms. Thank you again.
thank YOU for watching!!!
Hello, Sandi! I really think you should make a lamb cam! A live stream of all the sheep set up in the barn! It would be awesome!!!! ❤
Lauryn N yes!!!!! That would be super fun
I absolutely love these question and answer segments! Thanks!
Haha! Look at their little confused faces as they go in! 🤣
It’s so nice to see you and Jess working together 😊
How many of Billy’s kids are female I love his look
Sandy loves her babies so much. It’s so sweet.
Billy is working overtime LOL!! Yay!!! OMG those lamb bellies, so round and cute, reminds me of the little Pillsbury doughboy LOL! We need more Billy and baby lamb bellies LOL! Great Job you two, that was a work out! You both made handling those little darlings so easy but that is some weight!
Hi Sandi, I’m newer to your channel. Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy watching and learning about your sheep and program. I love all animals and learning about them. Keep up the awesome work you do. Thanks! 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Thank you! I have been following you since the beginning. I found you from a recommendation from Cody The Cow Vet. You are like crack. I can’t wait to watch the new post and I think I have watched the lambing videos at least 3-4 times. Here is a suggestion from today’s weighing of the bottle babies. Calculate an average of the average daily gain (ADG). Add each lambs ADG and divide by the number of lambs in that group. How does this compare to the ewe raised lambs ADG? Weigh the same number of ewe raised lambs and get their average of the ADG. Compare the two. Calculate the cost of the milk replacer used to grow these bottle babies. Divide the cost of milk replacer by the pounds of gain of the bottle babies. This number would show you how much extra it is costing you to raise a bottle baby.
Love your videos and your barn! We have a bird aviary in our living room with 3 parakeets and every time we watch the birds are talking to your birds.
Jess is such good help for being a " kid"
Watching sheep in the background doing all the cool things=happy me.
I love the dog always running around in the back ground, lifting all those lambs, 😱 how is your back at the end of the day? 🇬🇧
Thank you for answering the word "cull". Last time I asked about why you put an "X" on the yews I got torn down and patronized for it. 🤷🤦😂
So great seeing how you and your daughter work together.
Sandi - Thanks for sharing. Learned more again today thanks to your efforts. Blessings to you, Mark, and the kids.
I don‘t know what it is but I keep coming back to your videos and I really enjoy them. I think I started watching your videos in November last year and I‘ve been hooked ever since. I wish you all the best and please continue to make videos as I miss seeing you and your sheep every other day (when there is no new video) 🐑🐏 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
thanks for watching!
Somebody asked about age for ewe lambs for breeding. This is how we do it at our place. We change our rams (2) out every two years with another breeder that pure Romney flock. So if we have lambs who all have the same daddy as our current rams. We hold them for 18 months in small group (under 20 ewe lambs). We can tell the year they were born by the color of the button in their ear. (It was association that we use belong too way of keeping track of birth year, we are no longer with this association) This is our year to change of the rams. So we will be going thru the 18 month olds pulling good wool producers, selling off the rest. Come spring shearing, we get the 2 new rams, bevis and butthead go back to their original farm. We get new genetic line (Romney)for fall breeding. Plus this spring lambs we will pull more replacements from. This has worked well for our farm but we are tiny in comparison to Sandi flock.
Feathered Life Thanks for the Info! It was really helpful! ❤️❤️
good info I have to use that
I currently watch 14 different operations. Yours is my favorite, I just enjoy watching your flock so much. Keep it up. Hoping the next two months go fast for you.
Have you ever become super emotional when a sheep that you have a special connection to (have named) has to be sold? Or have you ever kept a sheep purely as a pet?
Holy holy, they are butterballs! Wow, they had round bellies! So healthy and beautiful ! Wow !!!
Fairly new subscriber, I really enjoyed watching Sandi & Jess working together.
That is the most beautiful dog. She leaps with such stealth and ease
So do we jess!!! Babies running are the best!!!
Thanks for the efford you put into your videos! I love watching the lambs grow! You do awesome work!!💕
Your so lucky to have people that help you. Great video
Hope you’re doing well Sandi! I love watching your videos
"This is their toppy-offy" 😂😂😂
Watching you holding lambs is my new favorite thing. ^^
Omg another fantastic video love watching your videos really enjoy them great tips so educational please keep the videos coming looking forward to the next video god bless you all
Congratulations to 120.000 subscribers !
thank you!!
Did you have any illnesses / diseases that affected your flock drastically ?
Any that you still have problems with today ?
How do you manage / minimise the affect / reduce the risks of illnesses / diseases in your flock ???
Love your videos so much Sandi, currently studying animal care and your videos are literally a godsend for my studies ! 🧡
If you go back and watch a lot of videos, you'll see different instances of that
So Glad you are doing the Questions and Answers Video. Such great information. Ty.. Have learned so much..love your channel
I hope that little fella makes it. Please keep us posted.
Bottle babies are so fluffy. Chubby babies. 🤗
Thanks Sandy. Great info for great questions.
It was a lot of Fun watching you and your daughter work together.. She seems like a sassy tough girl like her mama.. about picking up the 50lb. Lamb tell her she needs to work on her LEG ARMS like her Mama!! LOL.. -that was my 1st video of Mark's, I really enjoyed the simplified breakdown of corn profit.. I Kept thinking, THis would be an AWESOME video of sheep, I imagine IMPOSSIBLE to film but would be cool to watch the herd get smaller and smaller as you think about costs until your left with what might be an estimated profit.
Your back thanks you for this new weighing system.
Rather than remembering to do it right away with the records. You could multi task. Edit and plug in records. By doing it verbally in front of the camera.
Nightmares, joy and envy, you and Mark have brought feeling that I had forgotten, 50 yrs out of mind came rushing back, and all is good👍. Good luck down under Mark.
Another great vlog! Good info. I enjoy when you just let the camera run while you do chores too. Maybe makes it easier to create content too. Good to see Jess! I know she keeps busy with her Jersey girls. She's growing up too! More like a young lady now. I enjoy seeing things go well for you. I know they don't always - such is life - and then you have to overcome, which is good too.I'll be cheer leading for you while Mark is gone.
Ok. This is my last lamb video for a few hours. Have stuff that has to get done.
Thank you. For making all these videos for us to just watch them be cute.
My goodness great information I keep getting ... thanks tons!
They're so blasted cute~!!
Gosh the bottle fed babies did do well. There are some really solid lambs there. More like young sheep. The 24 hour feeder is a winner.
Love the rhythm you two got into.
I wait for you videos every day love so much
How long after a ewe lambs do you wait to breed them again?
Happy New Year to you and your family. 🎉🎊🥂
When the closed captions are on, it says [music] for the birds chirping ❤
Thanks Sandi. God Bless.
Safe travels Mark, we all love both of you right?
Very interesting analysis of the artificial babies. Used to bottle feed dairy orphans i bought as a teenager to raise and make money. Never had artificial feeder but wondered how well they worked. Wasnt cost effective for the odd numbers of calves we raised. Your proceedures are educational and easy to understand. Thanks
Nice to seem jess helping you😊
Coolness to being first!! ALWAYS love your videos, and eagerly wait for them to be posted!!! Thanks for sharing with us Sandi!!! Jess mentioned the Taylor Swift doc on netflix... I watched it... really enjoyed it!!
That was me!! I love Taylor!! it was so good!
@@SandiBrock Oh oops, sorry!!! It was good, wasn't it!!! I only watched it because it was mentioned!!
Thanks Sandi another great video.
You and your family seem to work so well together in the barn. My husband and I do much more yelling at each other 😂
I love the ones with the black and black legs. They are so beautiful.
I'm a spinner and love the black lambs. If you are keeping one of Billy's babies is there a way we could work out a deal for me to buy the virgin fleece? Yes I am Canadian and would pay all shipping.
That would be beautiful!
I have spun cashmere, but sorry I don't do custom spinning. There are many good custom mills out there. I just spin for myself
We'll my secret is out,. Many of the 28,000 members of SHEEP Farmers Facebook page learned about your vlogs, many knew but there were many that didn't.. I foresee a jump in subscriptions lol
No mention of Mark leaving- too difficult to talk about it? Thinking of you sending him off for 2 months. You can do it.💖
I can’t wait to see those newly pregnant ewes get shaved. It’s such a relaxing thing to watch lol and so satisfying seeing them sleek.
I cannot stop laughing at 9:36. The lamb looked so embarrassed.
I’ve tried to look at you merch page but no photos come up. When you talked about how soft that lamb was, made my mouth water. I am a spinner/weaver, love soft fleece. I love seeing where my fleece comes from, not your flock specifically but...I just love sheep...
great video ..daughter takes after you hard working and gorgeous
If only Jess had Kinsey's enthusiasm for sheep... ha ha ha. great dog!
Awesome 👍. Always informative.
I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the baby that was spotted, weighed 37.5lbs, and was the one you brought back, your special one!! Just LOVE those spotted ones!!!
On another note.....LOVE Billy too!! Do you think you will ever get rid of Billy??? I'd hate to see him go. I also understand that if they are performing, then it's not like you can keep them. But it's Billy, so I didn't know if that would change anything.
The piebald looking one around minuet 7:50 is so cute. If you keep any I hope you keep that one.
Have been in ag for years. My youngest is starting 4-H next school year and he wants to show Suffolks because he loves your little Suffolk lambs. His heart is set on showing one of your Suffolk lambs. ♥️🐑
I love your videos! Cheers to you and your ewes :)
My best friend's ewes are lambing now and tomorrow I'm going over to see them... and bottle feed a couple of the darlings. Still have to wait for another month for the goatie kids.
You shoild do a breeding group of like 15 and only have billy so you get some nice lambs
Miss seeing you catch them and vaccinated..would have been nice to view the whole thing..but this was a year ago so I can’t complain 😝❤️🐑🐑
I love watching your dog, I forgot the name, she's so attentive to the sheep, she watches them so closely. My dad (rip) had 4 cows & a bull for years & he had a Australian shepherd, Rojo, that was the best cow dog!!
Becky Diaz Kinsey is her name 😉
@@amycheechov3495, thanks!
Sandi. Would a ramp be easier on your back? Studies showed nurses have very small fractures in the bones of the vertebrae. Nurses do a lot of lifting. The fractures could only be seen in high end scanners. Perhaps you could buy a patient lift? It’s bolted to floor, buy it at medical supply store.
i love your vidoe so keep talking becauses i learn for them
That 55 lb Ram Lamb is a keeper. I know you don't keep your own ram lambs, but that's definitely one to sell for breeding stock.
Hi Sandi, my son reggie and I have been watching all your vlogs for a few months now, he has learned so much! His birthday is on the 7th of Feb, would you please be able to give him a special shout out? Much love from Australia!
Enjoyed your vendors.🇨🇦❤️
Nice vids, you have a couple of "Saun the sheep" nice animals. Best regards from norway :-) :-)
Hey Sandi I think your awesome and I love your videos, I think you’re very educational for a beginner sheep farmer to learn from. I live in Kansas and I just bought 4 bred ewes to start my business and you have taught me a ton! But I have a few questions like, how big are the lambs when you wean them? What do you do when a ewe has a retained placenta? And, how much is your average profit in your business. Once again I think your awesome and it is wonderful that you are doing this (and your the only person I’ve watched for the past two weeks)
Everything is big at farm Lots of good food
Awe love all the babies growing up so big, while the ones with mama playing hardcore with friends.great help from daughter.... love lump of sugar babies and super mellow! Weigh those black babies please!
Silly question: Do folks who handle sheep have the softest hands ever from the lanolin? 😀
Hi Sandi! Good video, as usual, very interesting topic. I have a question for you: what is the composition of your flock right now (starting with the total number of sheep, how many rams, how many mature ewes, etc.)? Thanks! Oops, one other question: have you considered AI for your ewes? Thanks!
Thanks Professor = Experience shows best in my book . learning from you .
Boot legger Hey. I make similar videos with my farm animals and I’m not sure what video I should make next. Any recommendations?
@@rachelsark6148 Took a look at your videos they are nicely done . How ever they are not a business type of situation . You have a Home farm (Ark) pleasure animals for the most part . I think what you are doing is great and it will teach you many things just like coming here and learning will help you out with the animals . In the end I shall just say best of luck with your endeavors .
Boot legger thanks so much 😃
Billy really is beautiful, and his babies of course! I'd be a terrible sheep farmer, I'd want to keep all of his offspring. lol
That contraption reminds me of Temple Grandin's squeeze box.
I started watching with captions on and it thinks the birds chirping is music lol... I guess it is 🎼
Hi Sandi I hope you are having a great day! I do have three questions for #sheepfarming, why did you decide on the breeds of sheep that you have know? If you could would there be any other breeds you would want to add to your flock? What has been the hardest part of sheep farming? I love your videos you are amazing keep up the great work!