Thanks for having me on the podcast! I really enjoyed it!

@atangapaul1141

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming this way too. Need to get the good news out there Grace

@marcus3457

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Grace. We all appreciate you taking time out to connect with people, and also to do interviews like this. Best to you and your family!

Yea, Shepherdess! Grace…you are everywhere 😊keep up the hard work and inspiring people. You are such an encouragement!

I couldn’t believe my luck. I’ve just started looking into raising sheep. I am a very small homestead looking for sources for meat and dairy. I had always thought of goats until I learned more about them. So far my research is looking good for sheep. Thanks for this channel.

@pobo6113

Жыл бұрын

@@Jj-gi2uv I don’t have predators, but parasites is another item. I do understand why and how to worm, but still much to learn about sheep. 😊

Love Grace's content. So glad to see her on this platform. 😁

Love this. So motivational. Beautiful closing comments. Praise the Lord. 💖

This was a great episode! ❤

I have to take issue with the comment that the meat from fiber sheep is gamey. We raise fiber sheep and are 100% grass based, moving the animals 1-2 times per day. As long as the slaughter facility takes care- which doesn't always happen- to keep the fleece away from the carcass, the flavor will be wonderful. I also think that the creep feed often fed to sheep detrimentally affects the meat- although I don't have data to prove this. We've butchered up to a 5 year old ram and, as long as the cut isn't too fatty, the flavor is fine.

The discussion of hair breeds left a little to be desired. If you want large hair sheep, you get Katahdins from a show flock. Normal commercial Katahdins are a good medium-sized breed. The Dorper advantage is fast-growing lambs and heavy muscling. Depending on where you are in the country St. Croix are pretty rare, and other hair breeds like Painted Desert, Royal White, or Barbados Blackbelly may be easier to find.

This is great I want to be a part of this, I have started my own KZread channel recently. I have farmed my entire life but I'm not good with social media

The HOA presenter looks familiar- does she make videos about meat rabbits?

Just a note: for those farmers who are looking to sell their animals...find your local Muslim communities. We slaughter animals monthly for our food ...cows, lambs, goats, chickens, camels.. Obviously no pork but you can make good money, even being in the countryside, they will come to you if you have animals and a place they can slaughter and hang the animals to skin and gut. We used to have a farmer outside San antonio and, especially on our holidays, 50-100 guys would be out their slaughtering and I am sure the farmer made a killing. Market your animals to halal grocery stores also...they can come out once a week, as did our friend who had a store, and slaughter 50 lambs or more to sell in his store. There is a market and a need if anyone wants to make some money 💰

@drosales43

10 ай бұрын

I've been telling people this for the last 5 yrs! I'm gonna take my own advice soon

I luv the sheppardess.videos podcasts newsletter n her classes...i figure ill get sheep when im about 70 lol thx

In ancient mysticism Sheep meant thoughts. That’s why sheep hearders are always in the Bible. Goats are thoughts that devour your higher mind. Unfortunately religions ruined the interpretation of the Bible and took sheep and goats as to mean Christians and those who will burn in hell. It’s sad when you realize people have ruined the experience of existence just because they take away the keys of knowledge