5 REASONS TO FARM SHEEP | Sheep Farming for Beginners

[MaxxistrepadorAsqarov]

Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 all the best my friends I'm veterinary doctors i like 🐑 shep❤😊❤

[westdellarosecreations]

I'm so excited to watch! Lord willing, I'll be starting my sheep farm next year!

[charlottemilton]

Love watching and learning from you. Plan is to be ready for livestock, ie sheep and chickens, hopefully within the year. Just got our septic permit so we can start the building process and get a well drilled! So excited! It has taken almost a year to get to this point!

[madamedelasouche]

Thank you! Given all that’s going on now with the food industry, I’ve been thinking about starting my own farm. I’m in college and know little about farming, so this has helped me loads!

[joetheapostle]

Great Chanel. Love your videos. Thank you.

[nacholibre]

Awesome. I now have 26 acres. About 14 of it is good for sheep. Can’t wait!!

[WWG-WGA]

With my girl got an “epiphany “, we live in the city but we don’t like it for our future family.
We know we want a land… but didn’t know really where how or what. Just the goal.
She long time ago did a business with the name of kasmere and it was related import export way before I knew her … then, we have a favorite song called Kashmir- the Led Zeppelin, and talks about Pilot (I am ) and a lot of stuff we didn’t realize it was us.
We love Secret knowledge, but more Jesus, and the fact that the globalist want us to be in cities and depend on them we literally now want to be shepherds… we really want to be ranchers and get into the sheep and goat business… I don’t know how are we gonna get there 😂 but I trust God decisions and we feel the call to do It. Those little details are just the beginning of a new family who knows where ❤.
Love your videos 🙏🏼
God Bless

[whistlingwindranch]

This sums up every reason we went into sheep, additionally was that fact that there weren’t many year round lambing operations as competition. The last fact wasn’t really a concern in our particular situation, I would like a larger sheep over our Dorpers, they can be a tad tiny for taller individuals to work with, say, over a mini-horse…. I mean Suffolk, some Hamps maybe.

[Mr.Faris]

Nice matematic for ordinery Men, Love you!❤

[captainmeow]

Sheep pull what they eat out by the roots. Cattle just bite off the tops of the vegetation they consume, allowing it to grow back. Sheep herding can turn a meadow into a wasteland if you aren't careful.

[lindsey]

Reason six for keeping sheep, they are intelligent, funny, friendly & love human company. My girls are real time wasters, I could spend hours just watching them. They are tough & resourceful. The only down side is, you need very good secure fencing! They are expert escapologists!!!!

[dahjrhamlin]

Yes you’re awesome. You’ve talked with Gabe Brown I believe, meaning that when you mobstock your cattle giving them much smaller amounts of space everyday the cattle will eat way more weeds and other items that cattle would’ve ever touch if left on open pasture.
Even with that, yes, sheep still eat more weeds than cows.
I hope to eventually have some land and like you I intend to run sheep along with a couple of steer and a couple of goats in the same paddock. I feel with the 3 different breeds, weeds won’t stand a chance and the diversity will also help improve the soils.

[pdmullgirl]

Right on! Thanks! Learn something new every day!
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[kickfroggy]

It's always been strange to me that lamb is one of the lesser popular proteins in the US, but also how it's usually farmed isn't as tasty as pasture raised. Would love to hear your perspective on about how that came to be.

[Yogo]

I love the ending. involving the Lord is most important

[thejword]

We thought about it but then we realize there is no market here in the south for sheep. We could raise sheep, but what would we do with them? We love your videos.

[corabowe]

God is so good! Remembering that in the crazy world is all that keeps me sane. 🙃

[samuelrinercustomknives]

I have sheep and cows and all those things are true.

[philipjohnson]

We started out with sheep. A lot lower entry cost than cattle. Our biggest challenge with sheep was predator control. We got some livestock guardian dogs that helped fight against predation, though didn't entirely eliminate it.

[kevinstreeter]

Lamb is not that popular locally. Since she sells direct to consumer, that is important.