BUILDING A NEW SHEEP BARN?? ~ our current sheep barn design (the good, the bad & would we do AGAIN?)

[@5bottomspink]

Sandi, you could probably sell lots of your “waste” wool to crafters to make their own drier balls or use it for other felting and dyeing projects. Just a thought.

[@suep9445]

Yes! Sell it by the pound? ounces? by the gallon zip lock bags (however much can be stuffed into one)?

[@gregedmand9939]

Waste wool sales huh? Would that come with or without matted feces, urine and straw?

[@gregedmand9939]

Sell her waste wool? Would that arrive with or without matted feces, urine and straw?

[@dyanrupan8037]

I love this idea. It can be used for "stuffing" or base for projects. I make my own balls for ornaments.

[@lilmsmetal]

Yep, people like roving!

[@jodyjones1973]

Sandi,you are my favorite youtuber!!!!😍 I have a merch suggestion for the future. NIGHT SHIRTS! I would love to see a night shirt with a picture of Billy in a night cap with the words Baa Baa.., ya , known like ,baa baa black sheep.😉 lots more sheep an sleep related puns and cute images. Food for thought for the future. Stay safe and warm in your frozen north home. Love from the mountains of AZ USA. We get snow too!

[@dyanrupan8037]

Ooo. Nice idea!!

[@SueWagner-f9t]

Cool!!

[@hanorabrennan8846]

Have not had a night shirt that I liked since the 1980s. Lovely ticking design. Bliss!

[@cindya.esquivel6876]

And bathrobe slippers sweatpants

[@maryellencook9528]

I live in South Central Texas, and I would even pay some of Demented Donnie's tariffs for a Billy Night shirt! It does get cold here, even for only for 6 weeks. 😊

[@Kaitbr]

Carissa is phenomenal.

[@jrowlove7328]

She is a better woman than me!

[@giants-dance8]

I forgot to add in my earlier comment. I was watching on my iPad and stepped across the room to get something away from my dog - Golden Retrievers CANNOT abide not having something in their mouth and she’d found a pen I was afraid I’d have n my carpet. I looked up and couldn’t really see detail on the screen, but it was when you were loading the lambs into the trailer and Carissa was waving her arms to “encourage” them 😉. And even tho I wasn’t sure for the first half second if it was Carissa or whether it was Mark helping you… picture the figure less than a quarter inch tall… but immediately I could tell it was her from her movements. She is so darn good at knowing when to be quiet in her movements and when to be loud in her movements. Such a good help to you, Sandi!

[@ahwell9984]

3D-printed plugs now?! You and Mark have so many skills that it's like you're packing several lives each into this lifetime. wow.

[@streitrat]

Yup. He just got a 3-D printer...I'm jealous!

[@marmalademomzyboop8975]

I always like it when you show your barns, the equipment, and your thoughts on how it is working out for you and through the years. Things change and /or improve over the years. Thanks for sharing.

[@msjelly1987]

I love what you have done for Jess. By giving her a home is not just amazing for her but also for you and Mark. My parents have a farm. I renovated the old barn into a little cottage for myself. It’s amazing. I don’t have to worry about rent or a mortgage. I suffer from a few chronic illnesses so it’s been really hard to work and be in and out of hospital. Also if we need each other’s help with farm work, I don’t have to drive to the farm. I have been looking after the farm a lot lately alone, because my sister just had identical twins. So my parents never have to worry about someone not being on the farm. I am about to cull my sheep, they were born in July/August and they look incredible too.

[@lisaallen1601]

Loved the back to basics talk. Helps to understand how you got to where you are for newer viewers. People really have to understand farmers/ranchers don't have everything starting out.

[@SherryKovell]

I will watch EVERY video you post, no matter what the topic. God Bless.

[@gabriellakadar]

I buy dirty belly wool from one of Sandi's friends and use it as mulch in my allotment garden. It's fabulous stuff full of pee and poo that everytime it rains or I water, the 'fertilizer' goes into the soil and I have monster plants. The wool breaks down in 2 years and becomes part of the soil. Great stuff. I fill up the car with huge burlap sacks of the stuff. Highly recommend as a way to not only mulch so the soil moisture stays even, but it keeps the weeds down.

[@nataliegraham9552]

Love your note about how you use the waste wool from shearing as mulch. I knew you could use it but I wasn't sure how - you cleared up a lot of my questions! 🐑👍🌱

[@Otherrandomguy42]

I just learned watching a KZbin channel from Ireland that wool makes good fertilizer even if it's clean it contains up to 12% nitrogen.

[@1hollig1]

What a great idea!

[@ValCronin]

This probably makes the best soil ever. It holds moisture perfectly 🙌

[@khills]

Tara Farms sells wool to mix into the garden just for this - I’m so jealous. I’d love something like that in the USA, but I can’t figure out how to find any here.

[@kristalburns3490]

You can offer your mill ends up to spinners and felters. Package and sell it by the pound (apx 450ish grams). Call them mill ends then there is no waste and no adding to your full plate with dryer balls. It should be fine to ship over borders because it is already processed. Double check of course.

[@kthearcher3357]

I learned to spin on mill ends! Usually a great bargain for the patients.

[@s.f.nightingale1735]

Ooh! I like that idea!

[@wendyg.]

You have a few more followers now 😂. Understatement of the year.

[@Nana2KCASBO]

Sitting here crocheting Valentines orders in my new “Sheepishly Me winter hoodie” and lo and behold look what popped up!!! Time for a grateful break❣️🥰 @13:12~BRILLIANT IDEA! Dryer Balls is PERFECT! YES!

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

Sandi you need to give Mark really really really big raise for doing awesome job

[@pattybob85381]

Sandi, I love your openess, friendliness, and honesty. Thank you so much for bringing us along on your journey! ❤🐑❤

[@lorriesouthall7866]

Just a thought, how about using it for pillow stuffing or for quilts? Just a thought. ? Love your videos. 17:27

[@PlakaDelos]

Dear Sandi, I only found you a couple of years ago and missed a lot of the basics. Thanks for the barn tour. I look forward to learning more. Also, you and Mark always seem to be stepping out and learning new things. Great example about how to live a full life. You just make me smile.

[@elainerempel1613]

Sandi & Mark visited Scotland last spring. Look up the podcast (March/24) Fed by Farming where Cammy & Iona interview Sandi & Mark. You'll learn a lot about how they got started & how they're looking ahead to succession planning. Really informative! 💕💕

[@laragardner4812]

Is anyone else cracking up that a big mom is in the creep feed area as Sandy is explain here whole barn? Way to go Sandy for staying on topic!

[@bronwynpawson6162]

IKR! If I just stand here and look cute while she is filming, maybe she won't shoo me out! 😂

[@SandiBrock]

😂cinnamon at her finest.

[@shelleyg1836]

@@SandiBrock since u always have one sheep that squeezes into the baby pen where the creep feeders are do u ever find that them eating all that creep messes up their diet that the other lady figures out for your sheep for breeding? i can't remember her name and u just mentioned it too LOL but i would think since she's always getting in there the creep feed being richer might screw up her metabolism somewhat. just wondered if u had noticed anything like that happening or maybe she isn't getting enough to cause a problem.

[@Lady_Ryl]

@@shelleyg1836 Was coming here to ask the same thing. Cinnamon always gets in there and chows down. That can't be good for her diet to help dry her up so she doesn't get mastitis.

[@cyn4476]

I was reading comments while a commercial played and saw this before I saw that part. I knew it was Cinnamon! That girl loves her creep.

[@blueharvest2229]

Mark is the Jedi Master of walls and floor! Yoda would be proud! xoxo

[@Apewad]

Carissa thank you for keeping Sandi safe and sane! Sandi and Mark - I wish there was a way to thank you for telling us about your 3D printer and showing its many uses. I got the same one and it is THE BEST printer I’ve ever had. Exponentially easier to use than any other I’ve had. It’s almost too good to be true. Just thanks for being you.

[@Raven-h7w]

Thank you for the walk through of the barn. All the explanations were so needed an now it helps make more sense. Great job. Love updates…..cuz I’m a city girl.

[@StarGirl-l5l]

Jess’s apartment is coming on, and will be a super relaxing space.

[@sharonhemsley19]

I’m a quilter and that waste wool would be great inplace of poly-fluff.

[@s.f.nightingale1735]

Oh, that would be wonderful. I'm in Texas and it doesn't get really cold here, but I do historical costuming for fun and they would be great for winter quilted petticoats!

[@jtclay468]

Sandi reminder … don’t over do your lifting abilities because your such a hard worker Stop first and think about the load your going to lift, and how much ! Keep on Sheeping dear, we love to watch and learn

[@JeanBlanchard-f1k]

Sandi, I started about 18 months ago. I am amazed how much you and Mark get done. Watching you caring for the lambs and their mamas is music to my soul. Mark, your farming and building abilities are amazing .❤

[@joelbrown3479]

Updates are always GREAT. It's been an amazing journey over the years. Bx❤😎

[@sarahgirth9113]

Good morning fron 18 wheeler driver here in the USA. 48 states. I really enjoy watching your videos, seeing how you and the family are doing. I enjoy seeing you and Carrisa enjoy working together on the lambs , and sheep 🐑 😊😊.

[@lauramasonoff8675]

This video was great Sandy! Loved hearing your perspective and seeing Mark is always a plus!

[@5bottomspink]

Oh and that wool ends would make cute hair for a doll maker

[@joelbrown3479]

BRILLIANT ❤

[@Mom2Melody]

I’m a retired executive administrative assistant to corporate executives in 🇺🇸. I adore everything caring for and raising animals. I probably should have been either a veterinarian or animal farmer. My obsession for the past 25 years has been whippets. have followed you for 6 + years and enjoy all that you share. Take care of yourself so you can continue to grow and thrive in all areas of your life. 💕

[@lisagrafton2529]

What's a whippet?

[@Dire-Wolf]

​@@lisagrafton2529 It's a breed of sight hound. Very quirky little guys.

[@littleflame5530]

Cute lambs and sheep. Oh and our sweet sheep farmer Sandi.👋

[@elainerempel1613]

HaHa All the looky-loos lined up against the fence:"What's happening, huh? huh?" 🤣💕💕

[@ICHope1]

Drier balls and pillows. Wool stuffing for pillows are wonderful. God bless you in your endeavors.

[@Diatom27]

Sandi and her sheep and lambs 💃🏽 Just what I needed today. ❤

[@yumikodebold6197]

Sandi is on and I'm doing my happy dance.😅

[@connieembury1]

Sandi, I find your wool business interesting but I love seeing the farming aspect more interesting. I'm an older woman and watching you and Mark farm reminds me of summers spent on the family farms. Sheep are so funny to watch and the lambs more so. Thank you for sharing your lives with us.

[@JaniceHodge-r7t]

You might make dryer ball kits ! I know my friend had one that I helped felt . It really was fun .

[@meaghan929]

Yes! I love the historical content! I would LOVE a video with the story about 1) when/how you met Mark 2) when/how you decided to be a sheep famer 3) how/when you became parents and how/if that affected your lives and farming 4) how/when you acquired your property 5) how many acres of land do you own vs rent 6) more on your "helpers": Carissa, Monty, others(?). I LOVE my Sheepishly Me hoodie (it's the eggplant colored one, and it's way too big because it was the size I could get last year) and my HUGE coffee mugs. I'm looking forward to purchasing a candle and some dryer balls! This community LOVES you. Thank you for being a beautiful, authentic, human.

[@cindyzanghi7192]

I’m all in for anything Sandi Brock! I love all your content.

[@vanessatlmt]

I’m happy now. I’ve had my Sandy fix. I love everything about your videos, they are my all time favorites. 🥰

[@TheWitteFam]

Have you ever thought of making egg box liners with the "waste" wool? I dont have sheep but i do have chickens that i would buy those liners for the winter time. 😁

[@scannfamily4863]

That's a good idea! I would buy some as well! It's been extremely cold this year in South Central Kansas. We have had several nights and days that were in negative temperatures. 🥶 I'm almost sure that our chickens, ducks and guinea fowl would love to snuggle up to a wool liner. Awesome idea for sure.

[@Todiisms]

You guys are great! From you Sandi to mark both farming and doing so many other things, to your kids being so helpful, and the relationship you and mark have with them, to Carissa the great! I love going along with you on my tablet, and living vicariously through the videos, hoping some of your blessings drop on me! You all put a big smile on my face 😊

[@donnabagnati29]

I received my hoodie yesterday, and I’m in love with it, thank you so much ❤️

[@caram6251]

Happy Saturday everyone!❤❤

[@susanhamill1791]

Thanks for the updates! I love your channel! Getting to know you and your family has been so much fun. Including the Goldens, the pups and Carissa!

[@Grammadi67]

Great job on the new building. The apartment is going to be fabulous!! Have you thought about using the wool ends as packing material?

[@connieriedel6215]

Carissa is a blessing for you. Enjoy your weekend.

[@katherinewillie9776]

Sandi, you and Mark are the best parents I've ever seen!✌🏻❤🤠

[@LorettaStein]

Sandi you are beautiful inside and out.

[@doloreswilliamdyke3954]

Yes, yes, yes... would love to hear your journey etc. Glad you guys are survived the cold with not much major headaches.

[@chrisforsberg7328]

Hi Sandi, another interesting video of the barn construction and why. I wonder if a drain that ran the length of the barn on top of the concrete outside wall could help collect the melted water could before it runs on the floor. Just a thought. You don't have to worry about Mark getting bored, just give him something to build and he is in his element. His craftsmanship and patience is incredible. I hope you are scheduling more breaks and chiro appointments to keep your body functioning at its best. Chris from Victoria Australia 🇦🇺.

[@Calgary27]

Sandi has a huge back catalogue of her videos on you tube and several vids show a drone flythru. She had to have the roof replaced after a damaging windstorm. The process, team work and even Mark in the tractor is so fascinating

[@bcgrote]

Being able to build to the specs and design you want or need is a joy. DURING the construction - a terror that lasts forever 😂 But once done, deep cleansing breath, and energy to start anew! The new outbuilding is looking GREAT! The design of the sheep barn is always intriguing. That it has to be so far below zero or above 30C before you struggle is incredible.

[@PBcoverlet]

Tell us the difference between a cart and a wagon please. Also give us a tour of your farm equipment. Thank you for throwing this out to us.

[@susanschroeder8021]

I got my willow Tshirt and I LOVE IT!! The quality is excellent and it fits perfect! I’m wearing it right now!!! Bless you for all your hard work in the merch room. Hope to get a mug soon ❤

[@DianeGodlewski-b1k]

I very muched enjoyed that explanation of the history of your barn, the pros and cons of it, and I always like your take on what brings happiness. You are an inspiration to me. I'm not a farmer, just someone who also tries to find a positive things that can be appreciated in the most difficult times in life.

[@gregedmand9939]

Sandi, we need an update on what you think of your new JCB Telehandler. A future addition should include a Te Pari "Racewell" system. According to Cammy, it's the best invention, since sliced bread and a real back saver.

[@nataliegraham9552]

I'd absolutely love seeing Sandi get a easier-to-use crush/flipper for doing all her vaccinations, foot trimming, etc. Love the TePari system that Cammy uses! I know it's pricey but wow, it would really help Sandi conserve her back health.

[@PamelaLeadley]

Sandi, sell it for people to buy. I would use some of it for inside a homemade duvet.

[@heehaw8401]

Truth! People buy anything!

[@elainerempel1613]

Yes!! Lots of people quilt. Canadian wool! 💕💕

[@beckyp9700]

You answered so many questions I did not even think to ask. AWESOME! I have a thought for you..... You mentioned you want to try to dye your wool and learn the process. Why not use that leftover wool for that purpose? You will learn how the wool takes the dye, how to put it where you want it to create a design. If you so desire, after you dye the wool, make dryer balls and sell them. That way you get to experiment, have ZERO waste and still have a product to sell. Thank you for another wonderful video. See you in the next one.

[@elizabethclaiborne6461]

3D printing in a farm shop has to be a right godsend. I’m taking a course at the library to use their 3DP lab to fabricate old sewing machine parts. It’s amazing!

[@kimnavrotsky5278]

❤️❤❤Yeah!!! ❤️❤️❤️ New Barn??? Yes if it’s good for Sandy’s nerves. (But will it be in the meantime). Love this project ❤.

[@JC-gf5vv]

As an urban dweller most of my life, I'm fascinated when you explain how your farm functions, why you make certain decisions, what factors are considered in shepherding choices etc. Love to hear those things every once in a while. Thanks for sharing your life!

[@nancypatterson374]

Happy Saturday Sandi and Mark, Jess’s place is looking so beautiful. I know you both will be happy living close together! Here in South Carolina we’re in the upper 60’s today, feels glorious ❤

[@Robins-wings]

Carrisa is the best! ❤

[@michaelwilliams7481]

Sandi, it is good to see you have sheep ready for sale, steady income is so good to have throughout the year. Stay well Sandi and Mark love from Mike. ❤

[@steventrompeter9883]

I find the history and background interesting. Thanks for the post. 🐑😊

[@barbiegirllove]

I really enjoyed hearing more about the barn setup. I wondered how the screens were covered in winter. I could picture you guys out there winterizing it, which would be a major pain! Sending love!!🥰🐑

[@tammyhaley9876]

Love you Sandi. You’re the best… and such a hard worker and mark also👍⛄️❤️🙏

[@lisamariepocza4377]

Hello Sheep!! That storm was Brutal. I was thinking of your barn.

[@taniahansen4441]

Thanks!

[@jillbracewell4993]

Can I suggest using your waste yarn into small balls and adding roving and make ornaments! Kits would be awesome! Just a thought!!😉

[@michaelfreeman4823]

I enjoyed the "procedural" explanation, and would like to see as a regular feature. Of course, I would also like to see Mark resurrect his channel with priocedural videos.

[@wenditaylor9708]

Sandi, a suggestion for a candle scent for Nicki, lanolin! My dad used to work for Cheesebourough ponds. They used lanolin in a lot of their products and he used to come home smelling so good from it. I am a needle felter andnthe first thing i do whennk get new.wool.is.take a big sniff. I know...its weird, from what i hear, im not the only one though! I think that would be a lovely scent and very on theme!

[@majortruth217]

I have been so busy today, I just sat down for lunch. This is just what I needed, great timing! ❤❤❤

[@bridgetmcdaniel4004]

I love the informational videos!......I am the farthest thing from a sheep farmer but I love learning new things....especially when they come from you Professor Brock! You are the reason I watch.....!!

[@CricketsBay]

Can you sell "felt your own dryer ball" kits or just sell chunks of the excess wool for people to do whatever they want with it?

[@fb-rp4cb]

Oh I’ll take dryer balls I need some more but can wait if your gonna do

[@musicgirl214]

LOL i think its funny cinnamon was once again in the creep area as she was just watching you chit chat in front of them sandi. Im like oh dear there she goes again squeezing through that gate once more! love the information and that would be so great if the waste wool works for the balls!

[@zimtt1276]

Not sure if you have the resources to have felted sheeting to be made but maybe an idea for your scraps. Felt ironing pads are popular with seamstresses. Constructed felt slipper kits. Shoe/boot insoles. Pot holders.... Lots of uses for wool felt sheeting. A felted wool coaster, with your logo.

[@SueWagner-f9t]

Good ideas!! 😊

[@karenneill9109]

Felt seating pads with a logo would be cute, too!

[@Goldengirl48]

Thank you, Sandi for the wonderful update on the barn. All of your videos are done so well with education and logical instruction in mind. The only thing that I can remember that you said that you would have down differently was to be able to have better access to water during lambing because you have pail water to the claiming pens. I really enjoyed your latest video.

[@CynthiaTumbling]

The first time I saw your barn, I seriously fell in love with it! So much light!

[@jenjras]

Hi Sandi, have you considered bagging and selling some of the “waste” wool for use in gardens? It makes a wonderful cover in place of straw (helps prevent weeds, retains moisture in soil and feeds the soil as it decomposes).

[@fb-rp4cb]

I’d buy this too

[@sharoneaston9215]

I just can't believe how much you have to consider when it comes to raising sheep. You know soooo much! And if I ever was going to go into raising sheep, I'd definitely look to you for answers. I'm so happy I stumbled upon your channel a year or so back. You're a treasure!

[@hanorabrennan8846]

Sandi, why do I always feel so inadequate having watched your uploads?! I'd have loved to have had people like you in my life! You're such an inspiring character. Thank you, Sandi. ❤❤

[@LoriDeMarco]

I love Jess's apartment!

[@kerithoma1955]

Yeah, that would be great to hear. Keep up with all the great videos and looking forward to seeing any new videos that come out.

[@brucekelsch5080]

Your life centered around your sheep business reminds me of what we did for 12 years. I worked full time in the oilfields. Had 130 hives of bees. Processed all the honey, made candles from the wax, did the farmers markets and my wife made soap. We spent countless hours doing this and loved every minute. We also delivered our 'goods' to all the health food stores in the Denver market as well as mail orders. This was everyday except Sunday. Keep up the positive attitude.

[@AnniCarlsson]

Many people use wool in gardening. Not washed. They just use thick layers as cover the soil between plants to have less weeds and moister stay in ground.

[@budnspud]

I’d love waste wool as packing material 😊

[@francrawford3246]

Thank you for the barn information; I find it very interesting. Thank you for doing videos, I'm so totally hooked and must have my weekly Sandi fixes. Comparing the big barn and the grow out barn, although different in size, the lightness/brightness in the big barn is amazing, so spirit lifting. No wonder your sheep do so well.

[@janeskusal5368]

I remember you giving the old house tour. I always thought it would be a lovely reno project. It may not be feasible, but i would enjoy watching that. Maybe a joint project with your kids?

[@margaretpare8206]

During that video I was thinking how much fun it would be to rehab it and live in it. It's a beautiful building

[@dyanrupan8037]

Agreed. I guess it depends on the "foundation" and how well all of the necessary utilities have held up over the years.

[@elainerempel1613]

Do you remember how much water damage, mould & animal feces were visible? I too would love to see that old brick farmhouse rehabilitated. But I think it would have to be someone like Mike Holmes who has the experience, the crew & the equipment. You'd have to go in wearing hazmat suits. Realistically Sandi & Mark have too much going on to take on a project like that. Yoo-hoo, Mike Holmes?? 💕💕

[@margaretpare8206]

@elainerempel1613 oh yeah definitely professionals. Maybe like they did with the new building. Do what they know and hire out It's a big mess and big project

[@debbie1558]

WHOO-HOO!!! MY FIRST ORDER CAME IN!!! We ordered 2 dark blue sweatshirts, when it was cold in Jax., Fl...Of course it is hitting 70 DEGREES, but who cares...My husband and I cannot believe how heavy and warm they are...Cannot wait to order some more for the rest of my family, along with mugs (if I can get on line before they are all sold out)...ALSO< I just love love love the sticker and special card from you! Thank you so much...Love you and your family...Debbie Crotty

[@ruthslotwinski8934]

Yes. So want a mug. Maybe one of each. One for coffee,one for tea. I also keep just missing the drops. 😢

[@annascrimgeour6434]

Hi Sandi, just a idea but if you had a different coloured ink block you could stamp up your candle boxes so they looked different to your mugs on the shelf, just so there's no confusion at order picking time. ❤

[@roycekent5090]

Thank you for sharing your experience, story, thoughts and lifestyle with us. I love watching your videos. ❤🙏🏼🕊️🥰😊🤗🐑🐏🐑

[@BarberFarmLife]

Love watching you from here in Scotland - we also farm a small flock of cross bred, pedigree and rare breed sheep 💕

[@elainerempel1613]

Love & respect you so much, Sandi! 💕💕💕💕

[@elainerempel1613]

I spent many summers working in a greenhouse for the joy of it & I'm very familiar with the brightness & the awful banging when it's windy. Work that fed my soul & willy-nilly involved a lot of muscle power, dragging long hoses & hoisting flats of plants 💕💕

[@cjdiffin7237]

Yeah, I have driven it in bad winter weather, and my nerves were shot. I'm from Michigan.❤

[@mariek8578]

Thank you Sandi for the refresher on the barn. This is great info to share showing sheep farming isn't just having lambs. There is a complete science and twists & turns to having the healthiest and happiest sheep around. Thank you for being such a caring and wonderful shepherd!!💞

[@sharonhemsley19]

I hate winter too! You can’t see the road from the ditch!

[@ashlingofAsh7580]

With that extra wool peices you dont know what to do with.....id get some large sturdy sheets of cloth. And fill that with that wool. And simple stitch around to make doggie beds or like rustic sleeping blanket type things. What they did way back in the day for bedding:)

[@elainerempel1613]

Quilters would be delighted to fill quilts with wool instead of polyester filling 💕💕

[@mummymoomoomummymoomoo8443]

I love all your videos, it just gives me an incite of what having a farm is like, I love seeing bits of Canada and the snippets of your family life. You’re all so hardworking and seem like genuine, loving people xx

[@Bubblealienx]

20:20 would love to have updates on everything- as someone who doesn’t come from a farm it is all so fascinating to me. Thank you for all you do Sandi! ❤️

[@lindamussehl6768]

Yes please. Sheep and farming updates would be appreciated. (I fast forward through yarn and merch segments. Sorry.)

[@jaimeschmidt1264]

I do too

[@zoepup2489]

So do i