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God bless this woman! She is so generous, the time she takes to share absolutely everything with people who watch!

That grass is impressive.

slow rotation is better than no rotation..thank you..just subscribed

Your pasture looks great. Keep up the good work girl 👧

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and same to you!! 😁😁

This is so helpful! Thank you for all your videos over the last few years!

Came across your video on the big sell off of cattle. I have a small farm/ranch in St Hedwig, TX where we had been raising quarter horses but found that to be a money pit. The drought has hit us severally also as I did not have a first cutting of hay and the second looks like a bust Also due to no rain. All of your info on raising Doffers has caught my interest. I enjoy your detail on what to look for, costs etc. I’m hook on your blog. Keep up the good work. God bless

Great video. I love the music

For a better pastur is good to go thru land with keyline plov .

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the suggestion. I’ll have to research the benefits of a key line plow. 🌱 -the Shepherdess

@Skashoon

2 жыл бұрын

Here’s a YT video about them: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hHeuxMeuZsbXlbg.html

Love!!! We are working on something for our horses but on a much smaller scale! But still with the same goal in mind to help pasture rest and become healthier each year!! Great video!! ~jc

Always ready for the next video! Thank you!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

THIS comment made my day! Thank you very much. -the Shepherdess

Awesome video ive got 28 acres of land with about 15 of field that im looking to do something like this in the future.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you have an excellent opportunity there!

Good job

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! -the Shepherdess

Do your sheep lamb in the field or do you house them until lambing is finished and the weather is more suitable?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

We lamb in the field. 👍🏻

Your pasture and more importantly your flock look great. All your hard work is paying off. Are you using the chickens to be a follow up crop and disperse the sheep droppings? Keep on doing what your doing as it is paying off. As always thanks for posting

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Yes, chickens are going before and after the sheep. 2 portable coops are running on the pasture right now. 🙌🏻🐓🐓 -the Shepherdess

@footplate0

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess Thank you for that info. Before and after, wow so you have 3 crops from one field. Outstanding no wonder the grass looks so good. Especially when you compared it to the field next door which looked a bit sad and lacking.

you are doing such a great job! really love the bible verses you put at the end of your videos - also how do you keep your sheep in with only one strand!!! we also have dorpers here in tassie and i am trying to do rotational grazing (inspired mostly by you) but three strands of wire is barely even enough to keep them in!

23rd Psalm,…lay down in green pastures. Why? The sheep are full! Love watching the sheep run through the gate to fresh pastures. Greg Judy’s cattle do the same. Claim the fresh feed.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Watching them run is one of the best parts!

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have you consider fodder trees ? just a suggestion

I would like to pick your brain. I am getting out of service and trying to absorbed your channel and use it in Kansas. Keep pressing Lady!!

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, sir! Next weeks videos will be for you. I have 3 more coming with answers to FAQ on my system! Thanks for being here and feel free to leave any suggestions for future videos. 🐑🌱 -the Shepherdess

How much was your vehicle ? Did you include the cost of this in your business plan ?

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were u ever at ross university st.kitts

How would you begin, because I don't have any land. I don't have live stock.

That is not welded wire fencing you have. It is woven wire field fencing.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Good call, thank you! Also a note for anyone watching, woven wire is less expensive than welded wire, so be sure to keep this in mind when installing your fencing for sheep. -the Shepherdess

@charliefarms1

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess I think a enclosed trailer would be very beneficial for you. You could have the battery and fence electric box inside. Plus you could have a ibc tote for water. Drill hole in the side and run a hose out to fill water for the flock. Keeps it cooler and out of the sun for algae to grow. Then you could mount your portable shade structures to the side of the trailer when you moved to the next spot. Just a thought

Would this work if I wanted to use it as a general fence?

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@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

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We are picking up lambs for our first time in March, i have been watching your stuff on grazing and parasites, that is my only concern. With five acres and four sheep to start with what paddock sizes would you suggest for a weeks worth of grass? I’m also growing pasture it is currently just grass and I’ll rotational graze with pigs following. Thank you! We are going strictly non gmo if hay is needed.

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

I would let them have a full acre for the one week. It will be more grass than they can eat, but it will keep an even graze across your land and spread out the parasite load. 👍🏻

Ggggggggreat gggggggrrraaaassssssss!

could this same concept be ran on 4.5 acres?

@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I actually started this system with just 5 sheep on about 2.5 acres before I had the larger flock. -the Shepherdess

@hypnotiktcg2949

2 жыл бұрын

@@theShepherdess that’s what I want to do! I’ve been listening to a lot of Greg Judy and Joel, and now you! I’m actually north of tampa, so seeing your channel gives me hope! I want to start small with quality stock and build a herd! I’ve never ate sheep tho!

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@theShepherdess

2 жыл бұрын

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