YES! I love your mindset: "There is no such thing as a self-made millionaire. God gives the increase in any business." 100% True.

I love that you acknowledge that the creator is the one that adds the increase.

@jefffraser6666

2 жыл бұрын

Mother nature is what we call it

I love your fact-driven basis to your farming approach. Keep studying and learning your way to successful farming. Great to see that you took a try and see approach to Shakley as a de-wormer and discovered the results factually not just anecdotally. May God give you the increase as you avoid the pitfall of wealth as the primary goal.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU, Dwight!! This comment means so much.

Spot on as usual. A genius once told me: "The best way to make a million farming is to start with 2 million". Lol

@xaitramuntana1377

2 жыл бұрын

I will keep that in my mind ! A part from sheepfarming i have been selling lumber for the last 20 years and i didn,t make any money so far . Was it worthless ? No !! Now al least i,m 20 years nearer to my death ....

@thecollectoronthecorner7061

2 жыл бұрын

@@xaitramuntana1377 Many of us spent the most productive years of our youth not really making any money. sometimes we where working a job we hated being someone else's we did not like enabler. Three statements I like. 1 as long as you can sell for a profit you will never go broke. 2 If you enjoy what you are doing its not really work. 3 If you do what you enjoy and have the natural talent for. The money will follow. Now this statement is from Homer Simpson. Trying! Trying! Trying is the very first step on the road to failing. You show me someone who has failed and they began that trip on the road to failure by Trying. So why even try? Thats a true assesment by Homer? However I aint taking any advice from a cartoon character.

Little late watching some of yours videos but this video is probably one of the most important ones due to how much truth goes behind it. We are officially opening a hatchery next year after doing birds for the last 2 years took the dive. We sell eating eggs, hatching eggs, chicks, adults, processed birds that is spread across turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, and quail. Just our birds depending on how we market next year can generate $30-100k and it all really comes down to how much work in marketing we are putting in. We do goats and cattle as well but will be taking a step back from cows and going all commercial goats. We have 9.5 acres of pasture from them and are working on cross fencing and can go from 30 goats open grazing to 90 head of goats by extreme pasture management. The 3 acres we have fenced off for birds we are able to cut our $10k feed bill in half to 75% by growing our feed. We switched to natural worming for animals so we were able to eliminate synthetic wormer all together. The rest 2 acres of property we be used for growing our own food. Start small and when ready dont be afraid to take the plunge!

@theShepherdess

Жыл бұрын

Wow! So much great info in this comment. Thank you for sharing!

I'm so happy I stumbled across your channel yesterday. I've only seen a few videos so far, but I must say you're an impressive young lady and I'm glad you include your faith in your channel. I would also be remiss if I didn't give some credit to your parents, since I'm sure they had a lot to do with how you turned out as a person. Also, my belated condolences to you and your family on the loss of your Grandpa. Looking forward to watching your previous vids as time permits.

I really love the book “Millionaires Next Door”. It talks a lot about how many millionaires get there by being thrifty instead of spendy, and yes finding additional sources of income. I think farming is a great addition, but for most people getting the land is the hardest part. We were lucky to have a strong financial foundation that allowed us to buy our farm... and we did it through having our own business first. I love the theme of diversity to improve finances, but also that diversity is what helps nature thrive and keeps things in balance. So it’s win, win in that way too! Loving these more podcast focused episodes!

@nedhill1242

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a mortgage broker and also do other things revolving around real estate and I suggest that book to people all the time. It’s also important to remember that a dollar saved is worth much more than a dollar earned. Because that dollar saved is a real dollar. You have already paid taxes on that money. When you earn a dollar there are a bunch of taxes to be paid on that dollar. And depending on how you earned that dollar there may be overhead and other expenses to repay. Where that dollar saved is actually a dollar.

@ziggyc4474

2 жыл бұрын

U can start by leasing land or leaving your herd at ranches that will allow u at a low fee .

Diversity is the key to almost everything. Thanks for the vlog.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

yes, sir!!

Keep up the great videos . Don’t stop the scripture verses at the end , it’s a good way to share God’s word Rheal from Canada

@anthonyman8008

2 жыл бұрын

Micah ch 4

Yep, we have dairy sheep for cheese/milk, Jacob sheep for meat, New Zealand meat rabbits. Grow our own veggies, herbs and fruit trees

Thanks. I guess I am heading in the right direction. So far, I have goats, chickens, Muscovy ducks, and my SS. Haven't made much, yet. But I have made some.

Keep up the great work Grace. Your interaction with your viewers is top notch. 🙌👏👏

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Brett!

Good morning 🌞 sunshine Sitting here waiting for the coffee to finish brewing, and the skid steer to warm up so I can dig out of this snow storm that is going on right now. You are absolutely right That is my plan for going into retirement. Or as I saw the next phase of my life. I also do leather work as a hobby and one day to fold it into the farm. What is holding me back is the tax man. Income from farming is one thing. Income from creating and selling a product is something else. Enough rambling enjoy your day

as always great content, and thank for the detailed advice on how start my newsletter for my business i can't thank you enough and can't wait for next newsletter from you!

You are so amazing! I’m loving your videos and learning so much on my way to bringing sheep onto our farm! Signing up for the newsletter now and adding your podcast to my library too! Keep giving God the glory sister! 👏🏼💗✌🏼

You are so impressive!!! Im now currently in the process of turning our ranch , former cattle ranch . Into a sheep ranch in Utopia,TX. Appreciate the knowledge you’re sharing !!

Outstanding information, keep up the excellent content

"The way to wealth is as simple as the way to market." Ben Franklin I love your rapid learning approach. And the focus on the previous successful subjects around you. Kinda how I built and studied my mentor list. Diversity 201: introduction to hedging. One of my favorite (unofficial/undeclared) mentors taught me something key at an early age. He was finishing up some chores, so he sent my dad and I in the house to start on the hot coffee while we waited for him. There on the kitchen table were bits of papers. Stock receipts. Major numbers. Biggest dollar figures I ever saw! All were energy companies. Having followed his lead, I smile to myself every time I hear a neighbor complain about the price of diesel. Or the price of gas at the pump. Keep learning and keep sharing. I am especially enthusiastic to learn more about marketing. I think of marketing as the Golden key to any success. And your humility is well founded. We all stand upon others shoulders. Look up to the tallest, but don't neglect learning from the shorties (sometimes what not to do)?

I agree Diversity is key! But our enthusiasm for progress can sometimes be detrimental if we over commit ourselves. I know from experience. My grandfather told me “The cheapest lesson to learn is the failure of others. They paid the price in full but it only cost you the price of a beer and your time to listen.” Once you have mastered one craft and now are efficient enough to take on another go for it! Burning the candle from both ends is only good if you’re the candle stick maker

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

VERY good point here!

Thanks for your videos! Very helpful and informative

amazing farmer, God give the increase in every business! Wow

I like your videos and you bring up some valuable points for new farmers. One thing I began to question, which I think would be a worthwhile topic to look into, is: what percentages of six-figure farmers live near a large city or a "foodie" area? Many of those touting large incomes, especially with CSA type businesses, are just outside of Seattle or are in California where people can afford $12/lb for bacon. Yet in the areas where land is cheap, I am not sure most of these businesses would survive under that type of business model. Did your research reveal any of this?

Great Video! This is something I've been focusing on lately, having multiple income streams definitely helps alleviate stress when one venture isn't profiting as much as you'd like it to.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

YES! Farming and the learning curve has been much less stressful thanks to a diversified income portfolio.

Now in my top 3 watched YT channels. Great work.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I pray for you shepherdess, that God preserve and keep you. You have an awesome personality.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Your prayers mean more than I can say. THANK YOU, Bertha!

You call it diversify but it really is SYNERGY. I.e. you already have the asset of a shed to house chicken feed and a tractor & wagon to haul the feed. Use that asset to haul in the same run feed to the sheep , pig, ducks. One asset then becomes more utilized, economy of scale.

Its nice. To hear you give God some credit.he loves farmers .farmers are the true back bone of the USA 🇺🇸 and the only true professionals.

Stay warm girl! Its 30 degrees not 39 (,sigh) here in North GA atm. Sigh. It's supposed to be 12-14 degrees tonight 😢 I put petroleum jelly on my roosters combs to try to protect them from frost bite while they play in the yard during the day, etc. My American Breese roosters like sleeping on the metal fence and one in the woods but the boys I can catch on the fence tonight and put them in my second coop. I'm done resetting the book section at Sam's club so i brought the cardboard boxes from that job home for insulation for the chickens. Im blessed for many reasons but the duck down winter coat I have is really great. I bought it from the thrift store for $11 last year. Another great buy I have is the liner to a military helmet that covers my whole head, neck, and mouth. I wear a toboggan underneath it and it keeps me toasty. The cold hurts me pretty bad so I'm very grateful that I have tools to keep me warm. Stay warm in Texas! I saw that y'all are having issues with your power grid again. All I have for heat is electricity. I bought some super sized hot hand warmers and they work great and can use them inside the house. If things got dire I spring for a Mr Buddy heater last year that can run 2 tanks at a time ir just 1 and a few of those 1 lb bottles of propane in case something bad happened here. I'm keeping everyone in my prayers because the weather extremes don't play.

@theShepherdess

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, Mariah!! It’s been a rough cold front here. Sheep are doing well, but sadly I lost 2 lambs that were born overnight. I look forward to updating once I’m back! Your support is a huge blessing. Keep up the great work!!!

@breesechick

4 ай бұрын

@@theShepherdess you're welcome! I just re-read what I wrote in the typos are off the chain. Y'all stay warm the best you can it's all we can do. I'm sorry about your baby lambs. Don't beat yourself up over it it's out of your control they were born overnight. Wear skin tight clothes layers and then warm layers loose over those clothes to form a warm air pocket against the body. That's what I'm doing. I'm outside with a chickens right now adjusting those cardboard boxes. It works. Looking at the chickens and how I dressed it's kind of like a chicken. You got the Downey layer underneath and then you got the feathers on the outside to keep the cold out. Haha I'm dressed like a chicken 🤣. Keep an eye on everyone stay warm I'll talk to you later.

I love Windy Meadows Farm! Great folks to do business with!!!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

They are some of the most genuine and humble people I've ever met!

Thats Joel Salatin, he is great and im not even a farmer, but i wish i was.

You have certainly got the Gift - Grace -- May God contine to bless you

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ciaran! To God be the glory.

God gives the increase! Amen!

Well said

Amen! God gives the increase!

👍🏻 all about the mindset

I just watched the most powerful movie I've ever seen ! Thank you so very much for telling me about the movie. The fourth wise man is so powerful and heartbreaking and inspiring and faith building and amazing. Thank you thank you thank you !!! Be Blessed.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

I am so glad you enjoyed it! It's such a great reminder that "distractions" aren't always distractions.

I love your channel and it’s very educational. My mom grew up on a big farm and I spent a lot of time on that farm with my grandparents when I was young. I’m now in my 50s and looking for land to buy to start my own Homestead and make my money with grass fed beef and sheep. I would point out one thing, however, about diversified income streams. You mentioned that multiple income streams from one animal. That actually is not diversified. Let me give you a perfect example. I have spent most of my adult life as a mortgage broker while also making money as a real estate investor on the side. I have my real estate license plus investing in real estate plus my mortgage business. So theoretically that’s three streams of income. But, all three of those streams come from real estate. When the collapse happened in 2008 the whole economy blew up. But actually things started happening almost 2 years earlier in the real estate industry. For me the collapse started in 2006 revolved around real estate and the mortgage industry. Overnight I lost all three of my revenue streams. Therefore I now believe in having revenue streams that are in different industries. Ideally what you want is at least one revenue stream that is a hedge against the others. What I mean by that is fine things that are not correlated. For example, when the economy is doing bad people don’t buy as many new houses are new cars. They’ll buy a used car or spend more money than usual to get their car fixed. Also instead of buying a new house they will expand or renovate their house. So how do we capitalize on that? Well one thing I’m planning to do is I’m planning to get my used car license. I’m not looking to have a used car lot. I’m gonna take a little piece of my farmland that’s on the main road and make that a used car lot but I’m only going to have two or three cars sitting on it. I’m not looking to run a used car business. I’m looking to sell maybe one car a month on the Internet and make at least $1000 off of that car. That way I’m learning that business and making a little bit of money without much effort. A few hours of work a month to make anywhere from $1000-$2000. But here’s the benefit of that. Next time we go into a recession they used car market will be very profitable. If my other revenue streams collapse I can focus on ramping up the used car business. Right now used cars like used farm equipment are selling at record prices. Other markets are struggling. Used cars and used farm equipment is seeing record profits. That is being truly diversified. In summary if all of your revenue streams revolve around your sheep are your cattle or your farm and Something Happens to your sheep or your cattle or your farm you lose all of your revenue streams. Therefore you want revenue streams that are not related. Naturally you can have multiple revenue streams in any one thing and multiple revenue streams on the farm makes sense and is efficient. But don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Pun intended! Lol. Make sure you have revenue streams that are in other types of businesses and other sectors of the economy. That way unless you have an entire economic collapse you should not lose all of your revenue streams. In fact if you pick wisely some of those revenue streams will do very well in a bad economy. Like I said, used cars. Anyone that has mechanical ability should be going out and finding old rusty farm equipment and restoring it and selling it at auctions and making a huge profit! And it’s actually easier to do than you think because unlike equipment today old equipment is not complicated by computers and electronics systems. Older tractors are very straightforward. Older farm equipment older tractors especially diesel equipment are very easy to restore but when they’re in bad shape cosmetically they can be bought cheaply. For example Justin Rhodes interviewed a Farmer that has an incredibly nice tractor for only $2000. He bought one tractor for $1000 because the engine was blown. He bought another tractor for $1000 because the transmission was blown. He then took the good engine off the tractor with the bad transmission put it on the other tractor now he had a very nice tractor for only $2000. That’s thinking smart!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment, Ned!

Your delivery and cadence reminds me of Ice Age Farmer. Your words have this gravity to them!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! you aren't the first to mention Ice Age Farmer. lol ;).

@ScarletKnightmare

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess well if I'm not original at least I'm in good company haha 😂

Very nice ❤

@theShepherdess

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

What a bright beautiful gal inside and out. Great content as always.

Smart lady

Maybe it's over-cautioning, but I think getting one revenue solid (making money and it being done efficiently), and then building a next symbiotic money stream.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

I think you are right there. Mastering one and then adding another…

I agree with you. All good things come from GOD!

Love your front cover sheep millionaire 🤣🤣

Thanks

….God gives the increase in any business. *subscribed* 👍🏼

You can use the dorpers skins. It is a high quality skin

I love that you reference to God , thank you for your info

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the encouragement, Robin!

You’re not a millionaire farmer. YET. I’m confident your plan and drive gets you there, Lord willing.

You could not of given any better advice, diversity is the key to getting through the learning years. Use a pull system and let your costumers educate you. And bigger is not always better. Great video

My neighbor wants to ranch, and I want to grow a vast array of fruits. Add some sweet corn and tomatoes into the mix. And hopefully we'll do alright on our combined 14 acres

My advice if your selling any products is to have at least 3 different marketing options for each product. Than when its time to sell you have options of what to do.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

great advice!

Great show! I found you through binge watching Joel Salatin. You have gleaned some great advice and will assuredly become wonderfully successful as you learn your trade and heal your ground. I see that you are raising hair sheep and not wool sheep. At about 3-5$ a pound for so so fleece, I suppose the wool industry is not really worth the cost of raising a good wool sheep? Also, in seeing your leather video, while I do not really use a wallet, I would be interested in purchasing American made leather labels for hand knits, if your leather is thin enough. They are all the rage right now. :) These could be something that uses up your small leather scraps that would otherwise be tossed out.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Hi Shepherdess! I just found your channel while doing a bit of research, and really appreciate your stance on business and marketing. I believe your faith gives you a wisdom that college can’t teach, so I trust your opinion more than most I’ve heard. Supposing someone had 1000 acres in Missouri, a passion for nature, and unlimited resources... Would you share the top 3 money-making farm endeavors you would recommend they undertake? You seem brilliant, and your ideas would be much appreciated. Thank You!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks James! This article might be a good answer to that question: www.crossroadslandandlivestock.com/blog-2/shouldve-been-a-shepherd

@GadreEl777

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess Alrighty then! Sheep, sheep, sheep! Will do!😁 Thanks for the input. How cool of you to respond to like every comment! You’re the best. Keep up the good work sister!

Love your videos. Keep up the good work! Love the Bible verses, too.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Their is a lot of fun being Diversified sheep,plants,wool,Australian shepherds,GLD’s but their are other thing that help that you might not sell but brings the cost of living down tho if you raises your own pork raises 3 1 for are family the others to cover the cost of feed and butcher free other than are labor. Same for cows raise more than one so you can recover your cost you are going to be feeding them everyday no matter what might as well pocket a little for your time. Am not a farmers market type of person but selling tomato plants at the beginning of the season for a few months is right up my alley.

You are so awesome and insightful! You didn’t leave spotify because of JoRo too did you????!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

My podcast is still in itunes and spotify. Let me know if you have trouble finding it!

Hahahaha, wasn't expecting Joel.

have you guys tried APPLE CIDAR VINEGAR in your live stock`s water? i take it just about ( i forget some times ) every morning, it seems to help with insects on my outsides as well as my insides, i also put it my dogs water, and have put it in my chickens water

@michaelcarey1040

2 жыл бұрын

Was just asking about this in sheep forums. Looking to find a cheap 5 gal bucket of good unfiltrred stuff to use for the flock

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I do use the ACV for sheep in the summer. It helps restore electrolytes that the heat can deplete. I have not run any formal study on it's efficacy for parasites yet.

@cooisbillhanthony7998

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcarey1040 , it’s very easy to make your own. Give it a try

@jjohnsengraciesmom

2 жыл бұрын

Be careful with v I negar, can cause ulcers does not always prevent worms, insects etc.

@kylanvanemmerik9397

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess how much do you add to the water?

Love how you always give praise to the god of issac abraham and Jacob (YAHWEH)

❤❤❤

Have you mentioned a book about useful skills to develop? I thought I heard you mention it somewhere

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Here is a link to durable trades: harmonyfarms.blog/product/pre-order-durable-trades-book-by-rory-groves/

Have you tried pumpkin guts and seeds to deworm? Thanks.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Not yet!

Sign me up for your newsletter. Can you process lamb you sell or do you have it done by a processor?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

I have my lambs processed by a professional! Here is the link to my newsletter: harmonyfarms.blog/newsletter/

Could you please share the link for that millionaire study. I’m a bit of a nerd and would like to review it myself. Like the videos!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Certainly, it is in the video description but here is a link for you: grow.acorns.com/habits-millionaires-have-in-common/

@stevensnider7590

2 жыл бұрын

🤦‍♂️ totally missed it. Thanks!

What fb group do you recommend for good information and help selecting the right genetics, starting herd size, etc? I have a small 7.5 acre farm in Oklahoma and sheep would be perfect to rotationally graze.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

You can try dorper sheep USA!

That wallet looks dope. Mine's all worn out. Website?

@theShepherdess

Жыл бұрын

ShopShepherdess.com : sold out for now, but I plan to make more in the fall!

Yes, Feed the family😁😁😁🐏🐑🐏🐑🐑⚘😋🤗🤑🤑

Doing just one activity is a recipe for boredom.Diversity is a solution for many problems.Farmers who own their land also have the choice to completely close the feeding cycle of animals, by having a crop they farm on their own land for their animals and if you wish you can grow plenty of crops.I can imagine if we're talking about more than 1 varierty of say vegetables you can also offer them to your customers thus expanding your bascet of things you sell at your farm and therefore like you say in the video making people spend more because you have more products to offer them.Time is valuable commodity and having the choice of bying many products at one place has tremendous benefits for every customer.Theres a wide variety of crops that grow well in wet climate.

Are you including selling wool as part of leatherwork? Since you aren’t selling the whole herd

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

The Dorper is a hair breed and doesn't produce wool, but I'd love to make something out of a Dorper hide one day! Thanks so much for commenting!

@jayhay1237

2 жыл бұрын

I've observed that dorpers sheds make great bird's nest insulation.

Can I raise dorper sheep in Indiana?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

yes! find a local breeder by going to dorper.org!

I wanna co op a farm And farm to table

something many dont know or actually think about. Many folks have a cattle farm or some farming endevor. and use it for a tax write off. They dont care about making a profit. They want to lose money on paper. They depeceriate equiptment and buy stuff rather than pay taxes on their income. They use their farm to defer taxes or hide income. My Father & mother used his farm losses and every year got every penny of income tax that was withheld from thier paycheck back. Then in there retirement he and my mother used their Social Security to keep a cattle herd that never made any money. Its very hard to compete with folks who actually want to lose money. Or folks who really dont need to make a Profit. Something very wrong about a buisness where every necessary thing you buy in order to produce you pay full retail and everything you produce you sell wholesale. Now Im old. and prior to the fake gas shortage in the 70's. If you wanted to start a buisness no matter what it was. If you really worked at it you would make a profit. After that fake gas shortage that gradually began to change. The USA began to decline. Wages stagnated. Inflation took a hold and never abated. The price of goods ,land, equiptment ect.was determined by how much the bank would loan. Then the goverment started guarnteeing the loans if the loan has a certain criteria. And at the very bottom of the loan requirements was the credit worthiness of the borrower. Many times I hears Debt slaves make statements. One is I dont worry about how much I owe. I worry about where I can borrow more. Im going to borrow all I can and let inflation make me a millionaire! Other folks say I did not have anything to start with. So this type of unfettered borrowing and spending. That works against those who save to buy and want to be dent free. Its a rigged system. Not saying you cant beat that system or somehow use it to advance you goals. I just think you need to be informed of the hurdles in the path.

How can I place an order for a wallet, and other leather work?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

I plan to put a few up for sale at ShopShepherdess.comthis month. It is going to be part of a fundraiser I'm doing for some sheep equipment I need!

Do you know anyone who has had success not worming dorper sheep and raising dorper as a low input sheep?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Bryan! I know of 2 flocks that only deworm once a year. They are 15-20 years into the flock building process, which has a lot to do with their success. Culling and allowing time for adaptation are the best ways to breed parasite resistance into a pure dorper flock.

A good way to make a million on a farm/ranch is to start with two million. Have you ever thought of getting an FHA loan for a 4 unit apartment on your property that could potentially live in and make some investment income in the future?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

LOL.

Your work ethic, glorifying God mentality, and deep dive into detail are honesty impressive and good to see. Thank you for the video!!!

@DanielLopez-hk6oz

Жыл бұрын

It helps to have government bailouts!

IF are a really good farmer you don’t need too get into a pies really. And you are having to do this you are giving yourself a lot more Work that you don’t really need tho .

I’m just going to say, I live in Montana. No farmer I know is rich. That’s not the point! They make enough to raise their family and love their job. That enough. That being said, I love my small small flock of sheep. They bring in a few thousand a year at the cost of a few hundred. They are profitable but not life sustaining. Also, working a full job you will have tragedies. You will have the miracles of birth, but you will have a bad births where a lamb dies. I had one this afternoon where a lamb was a quarter out with a leg bent back and a swollen tongue. I had help getting it pushed back and brought out but it was too late. But I’m a pragmatist. The mother is alive and while she might need a little milking she will survive. The ones that hurt me are the ones that are born and are beautiful but then just die despite every effort. Also, is google spying on me? This is the first I’ve seen your channel after spending many hours to pull a misrepresented lamb and trying to save it. I don’t why they would. I’m pretty poor.

@jayhay1237

2 жыл бұрын

Another trait common among wealthy farmers is humility. And if that doesn't specify enough - frugality. Perception is often misleading. Case in point: at a recent seminar, numbers shared with the banker for the purpose of a business loan are not always the same numbers shared publicly?

Would you say I have a plethora?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! Not at all ;)

@RickStewart1776

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess You're probably too young for the Three Amigos reference: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X6GIt8-cqrnKmc4.html

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

@@RickStewart1776 Now I'm laughing!! Haha

Yeah....do not place all your eggs in one basket......better to place them in up to eight.

GOD ALMIGHTY gives the increase in my businesses and agricultural activities in JESUS CHRIST name amen

What would a farmer do if he won a million dollars? Farm till it's gone.

The 3 day business boot camp is really you or someone scamming me because I don’t see a price

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

It’s me!

@markrodrigue9503

2 жыл бұрын

I found it $82 that is a deal I’m about to switch jobs so I have to hold on to every penny until I settle in at new job but this is exactly what I’m looking for

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you mark!! I hope to see you once your transition settles. Meantime I’ll keep putting out business info here on YT.

@markrodrigue9503

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess the videos are good for one time or they are something you can view over and over forever

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

It is lifetime access!

I just want to leave a comment no probably not be seen or red but anyway touch on the guy same feet can guy save the fee conversion and I've touched on that as far as cattle think the problem is people raising the wrong kind of cow There are 3 breeds of cattle that will eat almost anything and have a high feed conversion rate That I think people should do their research on one is the Is the piney woods cattle The Florida cracker, And the Texas longhorn I know they're not the most favorite of people because they're not real fatty like you're all high-and-mighty black Angus And honestly I had stakes out of all those and I can't tell the damn difference But with the droughts and everything going on right now might be better to get rid of the European breeds and go with an American naturally selected tough ass animal that can eat almost anything Those breeds are highly parasite resistant And don't really need us to provide them much at anything other than a little bit of hay little bit of feed and water if they're inside of offense, And on the goat side I've looked into it through Ohio state's goat boot camp it seems really the superior animal is the superior animal is the Spanish goat on the goat side versus the boar and everything else They're really overlooked because they're a longer leaner looking goat But when you compare carcasses you get the same amount of meat For half the effort Man that's all I got to say about that Sorry if there's some Typos are background I'm on the tractor so I'm using talk to text

I could use a nice wallet 😀

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

You may have a chance to buy one of mine soon... working on a fund raiser for some farm equipment!

@markglonek490

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess I’m very serious

"A millionaire farmer" why not say Joel Salatin?!?!?

@medienmitmarius278

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, His Name in the title would get more views.

*I can not stand Joel Salatin.* Such a charlatan.

Do you need to make reference to God in every video? Marketing and word of mouth spread your brand. Not God... I know you are using God for branding to secure your niche (female christian cult personality farmer), but you're also alienating potential customers in doing so. At least on KZread I'd suggest toning the god bothering down. I'm actually unsubscribing and would not be interested in signing up to your Patreon as a result of the religious content (and I do support more than one farmer via Patreon). Just some feedback if you care to hear it.

@GadreEl777

2 жыл бұрын

What an intriguingly bitter comment. This amazing young lady has the good sense to keep the Father of our universe at the center of her life and livelihood. God has given her all; you have given her nothing... What is your council worth? God leads her to green pastures. You would lead her to bitterness. If you did a little more listening and less sharing of your poor advice, you would see a wisdom that you have yet to consider. If I were to consider God and business separate matters... If I believed that speaking openly of God were a hobby that only happened in a boring church building every Sunday morning, I would surely hate religion too, and think it were pointless. Go to church. Grow your faith. Then use the rest of your week to share it. (Especially in a professional setting.) If you’re going to stand for something, people should know the rock you’re built on. Shepherdess teaches the words of life, and like every good shepherd, she cares for all of God’s ‘sheep’. ♥️ 🐑

@EarthWalkerOne

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty small minded to boycott someone because of their beliefs, when they aren't asking you to change yours or affecting you in any way. You display way more proselytism than she does. Sounds like you're more hung up on god and religion than the people you critique...

Wish you wouldn't pollute good business talk with sky fairy nonsense.

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