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Good girl sheep

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It’s my shepherding anniversary been a shepherd for 3 years 🎉

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Good boys and girls 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

Is that Jeff

Jeff is a good boy

I have been a shepherd for 23 years

Good girls and boys 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑 nice video do you want to ⌚️ mine it’s my shepherding anniversary

Love it!

Sheep. Cool. 👍

BJJ for sheep. Love the mastery at work here.

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He's done that before.

Palliative care and Mental Health for Farmers. Two VERY worthy causes. Sandi Brock of Sheepishly Me has talked quite a bit about Mental Health in the Farming community and how, so often, farmers feel alone and isolated and the constant stresses of Nature and Income vs Expenses and societal expectations and preconceptions and so many more factors. Sadly, suicide rates are extremely high in the farming community. I am so glad that the taboo around Mental Health, and in this case Mental Health in Farming is being erased and people like James are shining a light on it and raising money to help those who reach out (and hopefully those who don't know how to reach out, too).

Craftsmen at work and the girls helping out, what a beautiful life ❤👍

Does James do his own hair

It's full speed clipping up here in Cumbria. Was talking to one of the shearers on the pub, I don't envy his job one bit ...think he did 80+ today.

James has skills, impressive to watch, thank you.

I went to agricultural college in the early 80's,so have sheared a sheep once! Nicked the sheep 3 times,and took me well over 5 minutes..so,40+ years later,can still appreciate someone who knows what they are doing :)

Its disgraceful about the wool and the government trying to wipe it out, its like the Highland Clearances in reverse 😡😡

Bloody hell i bet his back is killing him! Go James....

I use the fleeces for path and gateway membrane - fleece lasagnes 😊

You forgot shearing Maggie

He made that look easy..lovely old job.

Those girls are champion farmworkers!

Much foot issues with Boers?

When acknowledging help, you didn't mention Maggie ... you could never have done it without her help! 😊

Your story about the box strainers sums up everything wrong with the subsidy schemes in this country Tim

Great update, but like its been already said, take a break before you burn out.

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YOUR little redhead is crazy about strawberries... A major distraction when herding sheep...My redhead was the same .. until boys became more interesting... I preferred the strawberries.

Eden is a farming legend.

Good to have an update on the farm side of things. 🤞The weather improves soon

Hi you have great helpers ❤ but you look very tired. Take a day off. Go for a spin. Recharge yourself. Your a very important man in an awful lot of lives B R

Gate upgrade: why not weld on additional struts? Didn't you do some welding lessons previously including getting your own welding machine?

I know nothing about pigs, except what I learnt from you guys last year. When I was watching Clarkson's farm I was shouting at the TV that he needed to watch one of your videos! Then later in the series, they come up with an invention similar to the bar you had in your barn last year - i said to my missus, that someone on the Clarksons Farm crew must have watched your episode from last year... I suspect if you'd have seen the clarksons farm episode you might not have tried having piglets in the tunnels. Hopefully you will have a better result next time. 9

Careless farming ,those losses are avoidable with a bit of preplanning . 1 Anti crush bars off the walls .2 No fibrous bedding during farrowing .3 If she is nervous remove all piglets as they are born ( out of earshot ) and return them as soon as she finishes to feed .4 Have some oxytocin handy (or a homeopathic equivalent) 5 Don’t go on UA-cam saying farmings hard when you’ve not done your job properly .

That hedge looks well!

What a great tool on the tractor 👍👍

What breed is your dog 🐕

I grew up on a pig farm as a child (intensively farmed) and whilst I don’t agree with that type of farming, there are, I feel, a few points of interest to mention that relate to your circumstances here. Sows have a lot of piglets for a reason, their high mortality rate. And while predators may not be an issue, the mothers size and clumsiness can be problematic (and potentially biting them, although quite rare). This was why the sow used to be kept in a farrowing crate for, I think, 1 to 2 weeks. (I don’t condone this amount of time in a farrowing crate) but it was done to improve the survival rate of the piglets. But maybe 1 or 2 days in a crate until the piglets are (as you mention) mobile enough to get out of the sows way when laying down. Or, at least as you did before, moving them up to the barn, closer to you, and perhaps have a “baby monitor” on them (some potentially sleepless nights) but worth it if you only have a couple of sows farrowing and those piglets are very high value to you? Final thought, sows can be very mild tempered and passive. However, when they hear a piglet squealing it can make some of them very aggressive, and what you have to bear in mind is there capability for hurting you, they are large animals with a very strong bite. It was something my father always warned me about, as he had worked on a “free range” farm himself and had seen men horribly bitten by angry sows. I’m sure you’re aware of these things. I don’t claim to be an expert, this is just my memories from 30 years ago. But I thought they were worth sharing, and perhaps other people could add there knowledge too. Great channel, but hard work looking after animals 24/7. Hats off to you!

If you want to turn off the seatbelt chime but keep the warning light, turn on ignition, put seatbelt in and out 9 times very quickly. Worked on my Discovery to hopefully on yours too - if you want to of course. Great videos on both channels.

How many acres did you do and how many metres did you use

blue pipe everywhere......and Plasson fittings.........

Moores concrete troughs without a shadow of a doubt......if you can stretch to a concrete base under each then that is perfect

Great vid as usual, quick question where did u get your foldable pliers with the knife from please & did it come with the belt pouch.