GOODBYE GOATS, HELLO COWS! | ARE WE TOO LATE TO PLANT OUR VEGGIES? | PERMACULTURE FOOD FOREST FARM

[@kathymorris8053]

Lilli stolen my heart !! Which her sweet good morning to the chickens . 🐓 ❤

[@CeliaMoore-b6p]

Love how Lilli helps and chats away. She is growing up so quickly.

[@farmyourbackyard2023]

Lillie’s sweet good mornings were so precious. I’m glad you are focusing on family.

[@arcobalenonellorto8994]

Lilli is so sweet when she gave the good morning to the chickens 💚

[@CairnOfDunnCroftPermaculture]

I admit, I do sometimes wonder about a Jersey here. It'll be interesting seeing how they work out for you.

[@polarbear3753]

Enjoyed the video--Glad to see you all back full of the joys of spring. I have missed them immensely. And Hey-History repeating itself with the cows---you'll have a wonderful stone cold dairy in the house for all the mouth watering milk and cream and butter to come. New tatties 'n' butter -everybody's favourite.

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@TheWoodlandOrchard]

What a great childhood for Lilli. She's a very lucky girl. I've also just planted out my peas in a 'forest' of hazel brash. Looks a lot more interesting than bamboo. Keep at it!

[@8THIRSTY]

Delightful as always. We have loved milking our Dexters in Australia; Jersey's too; on our 30 acres. Always such a great time listening to your calm and joyfilled vlogs. Thank you, James, Rosa, and Lily xxx love the pea sticks

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@marilynstanbury5098]

Great to see you and the vegetables again, but really sad to see the goats gone, use to love seeing them as I was brought up with goats and they are such characters. Loved seeing the relationship between Rosa and the goats, but glad they have a good home. Lily has such a wonderful upbringing with your way of life, pure magic. Thanks

[@TapoNothFarm]

They might come back one day!

[@veronicabalfourpaul2288]

Very nice kind of farming!

[@margaretdesrosiers3235]

Great to be back I've been away for some time..just getting caught up..looking forward to it..👍🇨🇦

[@TapoNothFarm]

Welcome back! Thanks for watching!

[@herewegrowmama]

Love love loved this! So inspiring with the cows and especially loving all you are learning about Dexters!! 🌿🌱

[@TapoNothFarm]

Hey Leah! Thanks so much for watching...you'll have to come meet the coos some day soon X

[@carolbulmer8253]

Hi, James, Rosa, and Lily. So good to see you all. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your vlogs❤️❤️❤️

[@annabelmacrae5256]

Love your videos. This takes me back to my childhood in the NW Highlands croft with our milking cow Mum made butter and crowdie and we children took pails of milk to old aunties. More videos please ❤

[@TapoNothFarm]

Sounds wonderful!

[@punjabseth260]

👍👌

[@carlyamandaart]

Fantastic Vlog, I’m missed your Smallholding updates and goodness I love the cows. I met some Dexters at the weekend and really love the idea of milking them x

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thanks you!

[@patblaney3895]

Top of the morning to you

[@lascauxpermaculturegardens9601]

Congratulations on getting cows, I am sure you will love them! We love the opportunity to make all our dairy and fresh milk/cream. More importantly, you will have so much compost! One thing I should mention, health and safety, as a fellow jersey owner, be careful with your position when you milk, do not have your face in hoof range , if she kicks( rope snaps, a fly goes by,needs a pee 😅) she will break your jaw. Enjoy the journey!

[@TapoNothFarm]

Thank you!

[@fionagrows1848]

When did that tiny baby turn into a walking , talking little girl! How time flies.

[@danyoutube7491]

I was amazed when she said Romanesco! It's quite a long word, and she pronounced it so well. She looked to be having such a fun time playing with her mother's hair too :)

[@maristermcsorley4203]

What a lovely surprise they look beautiful 😍 love the music who is the artist? Thanks for the lovely video 😊

[@TapoNothFarm]

Its a song called Better than Two by the Visitants, thanks for watching!

[@ronaldshort9819]

Butter and cheese and rich milk…..maybe just the wrong goats….Nigerian dwarfs are supposed to be best for that, and you could cross Nigerian dwarfs with Nubian which would also get you the same but more volume…..just saying 😊