Meet the Farm - Northland Sheep Dairy

[@michaeleeten7783]

Thank you very much for sharing your experience with sheep. You expressed your thoughts openly and with a ease that was understandable. Dreaming in NW Iowa.

[@kg8063]

I feel privileged to buy raw milk products from folks like her. What an amazing home to give to the animals. This is how faming should be.

[@greytemp]

Interesting series. I enjoyed them. Roy

[@eddieyahooable]

Thank you for the inspiration. I and my husband are starting next year our farm.

[@ghayath2011]

Farming is fun. Can't wait to get my own

[@ninnyl]

You are an awesome lady. THis is the life I want to live. Congrats on fulfilling your dream.

[@SateeshJKM]

you are awesome, keep inspiring. Thank you.

[@Gajolvejr82]

I love this video! What breed of sheep do you raise?

[@ms.junedianereynolds3607]

I love them.. THIS IS MY UNCLE AND AUNT!!!

[@zahidali3237]

So beautiful sheep

[@creativekoala9721]

I love your passion for what you do. We have a little 'funny farm' with some sheep, and I have wondered what sheep milk is like to just drink. I used to milk a goat, and like goats milk, just wasn't up for the fighting with goats. Do people drink the milk much or is it mostly made into cheese?

[@lorriegallardo8053]

I don't know because I've never tried either. That being said I heard hands down no comparison that sheep's milk is the winner.

[@ousmawa]

Same here it's my dream to get my own farm or work in a farm.

[@Heritagepostfarms]

So the lambs go to butcher right? How much do they sell for?

[@cowpoke02]

you guys do everything . haha.. fun or a nightmare .. stay small and balance the farm out so productive . a lot of work .

[@zibedan1]

That is one and only write living on this beautiful earth 💕. For the couples and families.

[@Elvira_Berzina]

😍😍😍😍 she is amazing

[@WayOutWestx2]

By coincidence we live in Ireland, milk sheep, make cheese and work with horses. But on a much more modest scale! (check out our channel if you're interested.) Subbed ya!

[@EZ570]

What was wrong with the first farm?

[@Flashlax19]

it depends where you look...

[@andythomson2706]

Crazy jacked!

[@nerdmom920]

I think I'm in love.

[@alvexok5523]

I'd love to live out in the country too. And I love sheep and lambs. I'll someday, if I can save a good nest egg for retirement, buy a house in the countryside, with acres of fields and nature all around me, far from traffic and the hassles of city life in general, and I want to adopt some lambs and sheep. I won't raise them for meat. They'll be my pets. It will kind of be a lamb and sheep sanctuary. I won't have a large amount of them (I probably won't be able to save that big of a nest egg, since I refuse to raise my lambs and sheep for meat, so I won't be making money that way). I'll probably buy just a few ewes and a few lambs. Like I said, they'll be my pets. I might have a dog too, since dogs are good at keeping predators away. But I won't get a dog that will frighten my sheep, I want my sheep to be happy. Maybe I can find a way to keep my lambs and sheep safe from predators without needing a dog.

[@evad9140]

OMG she has some huge arms!!! good old farm girl

[@hyppiequest]

This is exactly what I want to do but I don't have $500,000.00 for forty acres. Thanks, greedy land developers and realtors. Choke on shit.