Love coming back and watching younger KZfaq sandi! You have grown so much and it’s amazing to see the difference ♥️ you are absolutely amazing in all your videos thanks for all you do

When you started naming off the plants that make up your feed hay it made my mouth water a little bit. I've never eaten wheat stalks, or oat stalks, but my mom used to make this delightful cold salad with sprouted wheat berries, sprouted oat groats, bean, peas, and pea shoots. She also added some other things but those were always kinda random. She made a nice lemon vinaigrette to dress that salad. Now I kinda want to make it.

I'm so sorry...but when you started naming the plants all I could think of was... 🎶 Mairzy doats and dozy doats and liddle lamzy divey / A kiddley divey too, wouldn't you? 🎶 😉

Thank you for trying no-till for your fields! I’m a college student studying soil management and no-till is one of the ways you can improve your soil and keep them preforming in the future

I absolutely love how you did this video and that calf at the end just stole my heart!!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

Hi I have been waiting to hear your analysis on your bottle lambs. I also have prolific sheep and have been contemplating buying an auto feeding machine.

2nd cutting alfalfa coming soon here, and the wheat is golden and very beautiful here in Idaho

I completely understand the humidity being right on the mouth of Lake Huron and St. Claire river.

Hi Sandi , I really like your videos and i hope you gonna show us how you make the silag after harvesting crops. Thank you .

Sandy saw a video of you processing wool with machinery. Could you give me the page of the manufacturer of that machinery. Thanks

We ran into abortions this year for the first time. It was disheartening. But it did finally stop and we had a decent season after that.

Same here with the rain! The wheat is already dead on the sandy parts of the field ;( We forward contracted 84bu/ac :S As for the beans we usually plant with a 15" planter, but it broke down halfway through planting. (It uses three hydraulic driven motors to meter the seed, one was leaking like a faucet out of nowhere. The planter is old enough that the only replacement we could find had to come from China, aka three weeks.) So we had to use the air seeder drill. Gotta say the emergence from the drill was way more painful then we have ever had it with the planter. We still have some beans poking through while others are at 3rd trifoliate. Part of that is that we haven't had a real rain since planting, but still. The planter beans are side by side with the drilled beans and there is a huge difference. We have only used this one drill/air seeder for the past ~15 years so I can't say for certain, maybe other drills do a better job (it's a Flexicoil, late 90's). But it just doesn't do as good of a job at closing the seed slot as a planter and the soys needing so much moisture to germinate, plus later planting some years (May 22nd this year) when a good rain might be rare it makes a big difference for emergence. All that being said I think most research says the yield impacts are minor, but it looks so much nice and is easier for herbicide timings (we grow IP soys). Also it was stressing us out when they emerged so stagnated, never had that before and on a year like this a replant would have really hurt. It better rain soon, and a real rain. 0.5" or more please Long comment but just my two cents on what we have seen. Thank you for the vlog!

@Sandi Brock This is such a cool video!!

you is that kind of woman i never found.....Hi from north saide of Sweden

This maybe a dumb question, but how to you make sure your breeding stock is "clean". Are their things you test for, or things you vaccinate your herd from?

Deer fly, rude! 😂

I have a question. My sheep unfortunately passed away about a month ago and i was wondering if you could help me figure out what caused my sheep to die. My sheep was only a few months old when he startedhaving a cough (in vlog #37 at the beginning, the cough in the video was just like my sheeps cough) and a few days before his death he did not want to move and had a lost of appetite and for water. It would be great if you or someone else could help me pinpoint the cause. Thank you!

super interesting - thanks!

i love your dog.

Any updates as to what caused the abortions?

Aaaargh! You cut off the good news. lol

Love your videos

UofG represent!!

Hope do you know if a flick is clean?

Do you castrate your bull calves?

does our herd go outside?

"I'm in the wheat field, trying to figure out where I am here" 😂

Any news on emma?

yes

Golly herefords are so cute

try regenerative ag

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I’ve been going through the history of the channel which I just realised was distorting my already shaky relationship with time. I’m like “man these people are always going on holiday. I thought farming was too hard a job for that?” No you idiot (me) they’re taking a trip every year so so, you’re just absorbing almost a decade in a few months 🤦🏻‍♀️

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love you, your sheep, everyone on your channel, but do not love the music.