Hello beautiful girl ❤❤❤

Very good ❤❤❤

You guys are amazing. So handy, entreprenuing and brilliant 😊 This year I have learnt a few skills from you. Thanks 😊 Keep fingers crossed for all small and big creatures on the homesyead 🌹🌹🌹

🥰😍😊🤗 Wow wow 💚💜❤💛 🍕🥪🥤💯 👍👏💚🙏

Amazing! I do the same thing here in Canada! Though I didn't know about the outdoor drying method! Thank you for sharing!

So very cute!❤

Came across this method of hanging hay to dry from some dutch people now in sweden. It needs scything to work from what they see, machines damage the stems in a way that would make it rot (go moldy) rather then dry this way. They use some thick metal wire for the drying rack horizontals though.

Thank you. Hard work pays off.

Tesekkur ederim hep merak etmisimdir bunu😊

Such a beautiful film!😍 I really admire your hard work! 🤩 And so important to remember the old traditional work. This is like a history book! 😍

Hello beautiful girl ❤❤❤

Oh ❤ very good 💪💪🖐️❤❤

Try not to lift the scythe up so high, but slide it low over the ground in a semi-circle, you'll get more of the grass, instead of chopping it. It is commendable that you use the scythe, your technique can be improved.

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Thanks for sharing your story, NC USA 🇺🇸

not trying to comment but for scything you might look at the movies of slattergrubben. You might benefit from it.

Hvor ser det godt ud.. I er så sejle.. God arbejde 👏💪

Så flinke dere er , deilig å slippe all støy der dere bor nå tenker jeg, er noe annet det en i BÆ ;-) for lyst å besøke dere en tur en gang vist jeg er på deres kant:) for ta det når jeg skal kjøpe dyr igjen kanskje🙂

It is so important to remember and to use old crafts such as cuting hey with a scythe 😊 Nice work

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. How long will that much hay last? Will you get another cutting from field since it is still early in the summer?

I love scything also..it is very therapeutic,super work, Siv and Soren kept busy witg lame goats here..hoping for a great summer and harvest,please God.I have dug some of my first early potatoes and they are really lovely but istill a little small but a good size for early potatoes,God bless all your work and crops and livestock. I try to save frogs and wild birds etc here too..no tractors or big machines,mostly all manual work here too and no pesticides evee,have a lovely weekend

So idyllic 😍 And these are my all time favorite flowers!! Daisies 🌼💛 Even the insects look beautiful 💛

❤ so much life, both plants, birds and insekts🪰🪲

So wonderful Siv,I do the same here as best I can..hugs,Fiona

Thank you for the summery episode ❤ We have nearly 20 fruit trees and many fruit bushes but we are not getting a lot of fruit because we planted them only a few years ago. We are introducing biodiversity just like you. I use pigeon manure and a green material to enrich the soil. The manure is from my neighbour since we have no animal stock. I did felt happy for all the fruit you have shown. Our strawberries have no more fruit this season but we are enjoying goosberries and rasperries. Looking forward your wild forest blackberry film 😊 🍇🍇🍇🍇🍈🍈🍈🧄🍒🍅

I love ❤your simple and very natural process, thanks so much I have learnt so much in this simple method and cost effective too. Idy , Nigeria

Wow so much grass! The lambs just disappears😂

🐐🐐🐑🐐 W o w 🌱🌿🌾🌱 😍😇😊💓 💓💓👍👏

which country has pure lanolin oil

Tak!

Wonderful ❤❤❤

So beautiful... an absolut love show 🙏🧡🌈

This is so kind and gentle compared to the trauma that most sheep go through being roughly treated. But then, you only have a few sheep. Very lucky sheep 😊

Shes very content. How long does it take you too shear them each?

I can only imagine how does your hand look like after pressing hard so many times ❤

What do you do with the wool? Spin it? Then make it into clothing or something?

She looks so content 😊🐑

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Great Mothers,Siv,will you keep them all? Maybe little puppies for your herding dog? How long does a mother duck take to hatch out ducklings? Another broody hen is due to hatch out chicks next Monday,pleqse God..hugs,Fiona

Here are the videos I refer to; About Grete with brood 3 and her chickens: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/irWcdbWFy7qXfps.html The video of the ducklings' first bath: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLF9kpxkvZ61ips.html 15 ducklings on a trip to the pond: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZ6Jg7pzvKrNYnU.html

Good 🐕‍🦺🐥🐣🐤 🦆🐤🐥🐣👍👏👏 ❤🧡💚💜

♥♥ adorable

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So cute

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. I agree with others that a good cold wash with soap would get rid of most of the brownness and impurities. Good idea to use the lanolin as a leather conditioner. I might try it. For a while, I didn't scour the lanolin from my fleeces. I just gave them a cold soap wash. Thus made the fleeces clean and bright, with lots of lanolin still in there. Doing a similar thing to your fleece and boiling the wool may work. Also, I noticed with two Romney sheep fleeces I had, the clear yellow lanolin dripped right out and collected at the bottom of the bag it was in. I had probably 1/4th of a cup (idk in mL) at the bottom of the bag without trying. It might be worth noting which of your sheep produces the most lanolin, so you can use their fleece for this. (I don't own sheep. I just buy fleeces occasionally.) Was the wool any good after you boiled it? Or was it unusable for spinning or felting?

From an old guy who used to make soap with his grandmother over 60 years ago - Thank you very much and all the best.

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Wildflowers attracting pollinators

They are cooling off after their hard work,so amazing Siv x

I can relate to your diggers..I need to relax and rest too....discovered birds were pulling out my sweetcorn seeds..so I will plant some more..great weather for gardening here,hope it is there too..nite nite and Gpd bless the work