Is This The Best Sheep Shade Shelter You Can Build on Your Farm? How to and Why!

Are you looking for a cost effective and livestock friendly shade shelter to build on your farm and improve your animal welfare? These shelters, cost effectively built by recycling old posts may just be the most economic and smartest alternative that you have ever seen on your farm. Check out how to build these great sheep shelters for your farm here!
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[@shanedouglas2079]

Great to see a farmer actually doing something about shade for animals than what you see around the traps.

[@andrewsteele7663]

Thanks Tim, for sharing that. In regard to the worm problem, just letting that sunlight hit the ground and dried out the dung makes a huge difference. In my previous life before I retired, I was in the animal health industry and attended lamb feedlots where the lambs were managed in pens above ground so the dung could be accessed by a bobcat to be cleared and repurposed into bags of garden manure. Cheers

[@WayneTaylor-q5i]

More small farm reviews pls. Examples of what can be done in regen grazing

[@FarmLearningTim]

Noted!

[@claytonsmith-po5xk]

Bugger, another new job on my “to do list” 👍😂

[@FarmLearningTim]

Your sheep will thank you with bigger chops....

[@sergioirri4389]

Excellent idea and solution. Very cheap to. No way in my country. Maybe in other century. Thanks for sharing

[@andreabond3501]

Impressed

[@martinburns-rj8xb]

Briliant

[@phillipmayne7901]

Link to how to make this fence not working. Does anyone have the link please?

[@peterlawrence738]

Trees?

[@FarmLearningTim]

Being planted. They have only just taken over the place and are doing amazing work

[@randomanonymoushuman]

There's this other new and amazing invention I use to shade my sheep, it's called planting trees. That degraded landscape is sad, try regenerative agriculture.

[@FarmLearningTim]

They are planting trees as well. And rotationally grazing. And cutting down on fertiliser with better soil management. Big improvement in 4 years. Easy to jump to conclusions when you’re only seeing one moment of time. Check out my other regen Ag videos.

[@randomanonymoushuman]

@@FarmLearningTim Fair enough, I did jump to conclusions. Keep up the good work Tim, sorry for being negative.