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Maybe the muffin boy will have to start herding sheep! :) Or, maybe you need the dog for the kids. LOL I don't know. Pretty soon they'll all be old enough to help.

Great video! Still trying to figure out how I’m going to source a second ram after using an embryo ram the first year………if I even get a ram 🤞🏼

Hoping for your success! Looking of maybe buying some of your Whites in the future.

Were you able to save some money on hay?

They might be a little small due to first time lambing. Im looking forward to get my Australian White Ram in August. Good Luck

Good information. We have a Australian White Ram coming at end of August. Will be breeding up from our Royal White flock.

Ram lambs are looking great!

I would think it would depend on how early they are born in the late winter or early spring. It's the same with goats, the sooner they are on the ground, the more likely they'll be up to size and ready to breed in the late fall. Takes about 9 months.

LOTS of good info. I'll be purchasing some Australian Whites (30+ Ewes) in the next few months for private use in Colombia. Some of your suggesting and recommendations are very appreciated.

Funny ive come to hate dorpers as much as you.

Some of my older êtes breed back 2 months after lambing

Sorry just wondering why you give the Australian whites so much credit when its obvious katadin is main blood. . Sorry but i might be prejudice because i spent so much time trying to put dorper in my katadins . Katadins seem to thrive in my high elevation environment. It does look to me like the Australian whites might be more fluid moving than dorpers. Maybe would work as a cross? But dorpers suck on open range seem like a feed lot brreed. I would feel diferent but tried several dorper strains. Also believe maybe i cant support a larger fram in my environment. Still testing and seeking optomin for my environment. Agree with the video of not having or breeding for to many lambs. Triplets just doesn't seem advantageous . Rambling sorry. Im just trying to get the optimin for my environment. But also know im not sheltering cause everthing i bought to start was wormy or diseased cause in barns. Well i think ha.

Be sure they are 60+ pounds and have selenium 90 in with your loose minerals before you have them ram in with them. Selenium helps their reproductive system.

Hello, I have raised cattle for over 40 years. I have rotational grazed since the beginning. I am attempting intensive grazing. I don't have Facebook (don't want it). Do you have any other good resources you have used? I got started with Carbon Cowboys.

Excellent. Thank you for sharing. Watching all the way from the US Virgin Islands

You’re in TX right? What different grass varieties are you grazing in the warm season? My sheep FINALLY started grazing on the volunteer Bermuda and Bahia I have. But I’m still kinda scratching my head at what people graze in the summer and early fall. I plan to plant fescue (and clover) but I need a good warm season perennial

Appreciate your honesty. And no parasite treatment and no grain...that's fantastic. Love seeing the native grass, too.

Great looking ram!

Is it common for them to have horns?

Very interesting. Thanks for the info.

Good looking girls! Been really happy with our SP cattle too👍

An inspiring woman, I have a great interest in this wonderful breed. I am concerned about its tolerance to our extremely hot area in the summer, and I lack information about the feed conversion rate and weaning age. Thank you very much🌹

Another great video/podcast! Lots of good info on the breed and the association. Thank you

I live in oklahoma looking to get some f1’s for land management.

Great job! Love the info I am getting from you on the Australian White. I look forward to hearing more from your podcasts.

You said in this video that you used your own recips for the embryo transfer. Is there an option to use someone else's recips?

Thanks for mentioning the iodine on the ear tag, learned to do that the hard way on some calves a few years back. There's a lot of value in your videos if you're paying attention, keep up the good work

Great to see the australian lambs doing so well! Very interested in your thoughts on grazing also

Is Lamb, a boy or girl⁉️

This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)

I am very interested in this Embryo Transfer. Can you tell me what is the cost per animal. I live I live here in Halstead Kansas.

Those lambs are so cute. I'd have to play with them if they were mine. Got another SP calf today! 3 from Warpaint on the ground.

Be hard to skin those cute little things!

Quite the herd y'all have

Fantastic! Would you mind saying what the embryos cost you and the cost of a professional where you are implanting them. Happy for you.

if i were you i would consider using the pure females to colect embryos,then i would implanted on all my ewes and you get a full australian white flock in one year.for example if you have 50 ews and you get 25 embryos to take(maybe more with your incredible vet), i would sell all the ewes that dont take(pregnant or exposed to the australian ram) and later sell the ramm kids.you can get yourself a pure flock.i belive only with the sell of the ews its enough but with the ram lambs...,well i admit i dont kow if its economically possible,just brain storming.big fan says hi from the basque country.

Looking forward to seeing the video about the electric fence, we've been looking at that for a while and would like to hear about the setup!

Good job! Congrats!

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Beautiful Sheron i like Sheep. Cow and Lamb. Goat 💞💓💔💝

What is your ratio of biochar to feed on a volume basis? I feed my dairy cows their ration when milking and plan to introduce biochar but don't have a handle on how much per cow per day. Can you help me out on that?

It's a hard topic, but line breeding programs in other animals can have the same stud many times in the lineage. The focus should be on finding a stud as close to perfection as possible. Australian Whites don't have a large pool of studs to choose from at this point so that might be a struggle. With the acreage that you have, I would only be culling really bad example ewes until you've got the stocking density that you need. I would then be doing a hard cull until you've got the traits that you want.

Outstanding news. Congratulations

congratulations

Such great news!!

Congratulations!

Happy for y'all!!!