Second half of video from previous post.
The two videos I’m putting up today were shot yesterday when I had to call the cattle out of one pasture and into another with some fresh grazing. They got a little excited for my liking as they were running by but everyone got to where they were supposed to go.
Shot this morning as I was moving cattle on to fresh grass. Your browser does not support the video tag
Gorgeous field of spelt just about ready to harvest. Yes it’s as tall as it looks – around 5 feet – up to my chest.
I wish I had video of this to share but I’ve been sweating so much that I’m not carrying my phone with me for fear of damaging it. We have a bottle raised lamb that has been named “Cauliflower” because our neighbour’s children thought her fleece looked exactly like a head of cauliflower. Cauliflower is [...]
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Don’t get too hot and bothered – it’s just freshly sheared sheep, unless… Your browser does not support the video tag
The video shows a mad cow becoming a happy cow:-) Your browser does not support the video tag
Load of wet hay ready to be wrapped and fermented. Spelt field in the background.
Here are the pictures I promised of the researchers tagging a bobolink. They managed to catch and tag 4 bobolinks. They may be on Ontario’s endangered list but they’re fairly abundant on our farm.
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