Surviving the Frozen Homestead | Tips for Winter

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

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[@sherigarrigus6488]

Thank you for all your videos. I have learned so much from you ! I’m glad you survived the arctic blast. It was pretty brutal here in Wyoming. I’m praying for you. Proverbs 3:5-6 🙌📖✝️

[@amberathillsidehomestead4831]

I love that you asked for prayer! Praying for you right now that the Lord open doors for you and close the ones that he does not want you walking through. That He clearly light the path he wants you to take and that your desires line up with His will for your life. In Jesus name Amen!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you Amber for your prayer I need it! God bless you.

[@mariskascheepers4133]

You're making a difference and changing lives by equipping people with life changing skills that's going to save them in the future! Don't waist you time on what people think about you. You're doing great 👍 👌 👏 Praise God for people like you

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you for encouraging me!

[@CBDubz]

@@NaturesAlwaysRighthonestly, your content is solid. The most beautiful part of this is the fact these videos will outlive us all. Your videos could save someone’s life in 200 years. You’re creating an archive for the future. Keep it up. We are rooting for you. 😊

[@stephaniemcguirk6904]

Since you started farming from scratch, you are excellent for people like me who grew up so urban we lack the practices, and all that people once learned by osmosis in a farming society. Since your move to Tennessee, you've been a thousand times more helpful to me just trying to understand what is possible near me. Since you're an introvert, you have the thinker style of communication that is natural to me. Since you are a thinker who is also clearly a mover/doer, a rare combo, you offer me the challenge needed (a fellow introvert/thinker). Thank you for your channel.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

I'm glad my newer content has been really helpful to you! It's not easy for us but the more I've put myself out there over and over or in front of crowds it's shifted me big time to where I have very little anxiety public speaking, it's weird. Just takes a lot of exposure and going for it.

[@beautifulhomestead1174]

May the Lord Bless you and guide you and help you to be a great imager of His in whatever you do this year!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you God bless you!

[@Rews-fish-shed]

Paint the tubs holding water black. That will help to keep the water from freezing. Or use a bubbler in the tub with a solar panel will keep water from freezing

[@poacher7805]

Congrats you have come a long way since the first video that I saw when you were in California. Farming is all about learning what works and what doesn't. The main thing I've learned in my years of raising black Angus is the animal will show you what works. They are the teacher. Good luck in your journey.

[@FixtheGodofBiscuits]

The video that introduced me to your channel forever ago was your chicken coop design video. You had many neat little innovations and seemed proud of them, and you've said more than once that you'd be happy to build essentially the same coop. One thing I think I'd like to see in the future is a video including updates you've made to your coop designs, and maybe a walkthrough of what you haven't changed, and why it works as well as it does.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

I still stand by that design for sure, basically no work to raise chickens. My new coop is pretty cool too not quite as automated (Yet) but built with a lot of natural materials from my homestead. I'll show it soon.

[@trishapomeroy9251]

I think a lot of us are feeling similarly even those of us who are not on YT. Prayers for clarity for all of us. May God bless your work and may it be fruitful.

[@profitmaximus4385]

Thanks for this! Love to learn for you

[@holidayranchflorida]

PLEASE keep providing content! Even your older videios are extremely helpful, especially KNF. I am certain you have positively impacted numerous people across the globe.

[@bettinaripperger4159]

Thank you for your video content. I know you have negative Nellie’s out there… but I just wanted to say these come at just the right times. Keep on keeping on!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Appreciate your encouragement!

[@mekay235]

Gotta take the good with the bad 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂Nature plays It's own tune 💕💕😊😊

[@billmoody9736]

I've lost several of my favorite channels - burnout - when youtube becomes a job burnout comes along - good luck - don't put pressure on youself - only do videos on what YOU like - God Bless.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Great advice. Ya the burnout is for real. It's a dream job but at the same time it's a strange job where what you put in doesn't equal what you get out and very mentally demanding. But very thankful I have the opportunity have no plans to give up.

[@empress6491]

Congratulations on the new babies, I live vicariously threw watching you and your videos. I don't have property to live this lifestyle but if I did.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks, I'm glad you can get a taste of the experience through my videos!

[@oscarherrera9049]

To me i know your videos are valuable and it doesn't matter the title or thumbnail i watch all the new ones.

[@staciaroberts3382]

I’m with you. I have so many friends asking me to make KZbin farming content. I just like farming. Lol I don’t even know how to film, edit….. I super appreciate your content and morals, that’s how I found you and follow you. Been thinking about getting out of goats and into sheep because of you. Have chickens, ducks, turkeys, meat rabbits, Kune Kune pigs and goats. I garden, do farmers markets. Have 40 acres in the country in Oregon.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Wow that sounds amazing Stacia you have a lot going on at your farm! Keep up the good work. I'm a big sheep fan as you know ;) Ya KZbin is a whole other job, I only recommend people do it if they find out they enjoy really like the video making process.

[@pkmat6786]

Yay!! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@richstone2627]

Do what makes you happy. I'm an early subscriber. If I remember correctly I found your channel through Curtis Stone. I still go back and watch some of your old videos for info I forgot, that happens at 57. There's a wealth of information in those old videos for any of you new people reading this. I need to get into the Korean Natural Farming more. Thank you and take care.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Hey Rich I definitely remember your comments over the years! Thanks for going on the journey with me.

[@FarmBelles]

14 babies! Such a fun time but also stressful making sure all the cuties are healthy and bonded

[@karenramcharan8983]

Well done

[@Dark-bi5gj]

You probably wont see this comment but i enjoy just seeing the process how youve grown i seen you move from a small homestead to your dream and i thank you for helping me get through hard times i want you to know we are proud of you and i appreciate all that you've done

[@markrunion1769]

Thank you for the video. You are doing great things with the farm. Whatever you create we know it will be good.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@hexfarmer2599]

Wishing you well, brother. I’ve been watching you for years. We appreciate your knowledge, real world perspective and friendly nature.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you my friend much appreciated!

[@mybelovedchaos]

So happy to have you back!

[@janetwestrup411]

Oh man Steven, we absolutely love your videos, streams and tours, but what I really love are your tutorial videos. With JADAM NATURAL FARMING, plant fertilizers that you make. I enjoy the chicken videos and how to grow veggies. I always wanted to be a farmer and everyone said, “don’t do that, make something of yourself”. Honestly Steven farming is a high calling and next to that is being a HOMEMAKER! I know I’m right where God wants me. I’m learning so much about farming from you! People tell me I’m to old to start farming(73) but I’m enjoying it so much. Your videos and tutorials are so exciting. I want to try everything. Funny, I don’t feel 73🤣 You are such an inspiration to me! Keep doing what you like, that way you’ll always enjoy life. You have a pure heart and it pleases the Lord. I’m praying you keep listening to the Lord and not the world. Keep learning and sharing. We are all going to need this information if the Lord tarries. Bless you my friend

[@janetwestrup411]

I have two black copper Marans hens and love my girls. Their eggs get bigger and my girls are producing xlg to jumbos now. This is yr2. They laid eggs everyday, all through the Winter. Definitely notify me of your JADAM NATURAL KOREAN FARMING CLASS when you have it. I won’t be able to come because I’m caring for my 99 yr old mother in-law, but if you video tape it, I’ll be sure to take notes! Looking forward to seeing all your videos🙏🏻🤓

[@krisy-in-italy]

@janetwestrup411 I am also in my winter years and bought two raised beds, one is already built and it was fun. Plan is to get going on the one bed and see how things go then branch out to the second. I had help planting fruit trees last weekend so hopefully will have an abundance of that in the next years. Also trying to source a henhouse that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. I am familiar with power tools, just don’t have a lot of strength anymore. Steven has inspired me in so many ways since I recently found him from an old video on his henhouse. Give it a go girl, I don’t think it’s ever too late to start.. 💜 Thank you Steven and I send you many good wishes on any path you choose. ❤

[@janetwestrup411]

@@krisy-in-italy Hi Kristy, thank you for your reply. Glad to know another person who loves farming in their “Winter years”😄 love it. There are definitely some challenges to farming or gardening in the later years, but I find it invigorating! Right now I’m busy pruning my 13 fruit trees, which I planted 5 yrs. ago at Easter time. Four of my apple trees got their first crop of apples this Fall and I wasn’t prepared for all the fruit. This year promises even more. I’m preparing now and plan on sharing with my neighbors. Also planning on trying out Steven’s homemade fertilizer on the fruit trees this year! I’m wondering if Steven’s secret is having a little Tuck dog in the garden?😆

[@AZMarine513]

I really enjoy your channel and content. Don't sweat the details.

[@ajoshmiller]

It's always great to see your videos.

[@delmadehoyos1946]

I love your videos; I always learn so much, and I appreciate that you love the Lord. Thank you for all of your hard work making the videos.😊❤

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you so much!

[@BLVRZ]

It’s all gonna work out. You’re an amazing person sir. PS I’ve been tuning in to you for a couple of years now..

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks for coming along this journey with me!

[@amesstoday]

Thank you for posting this video.

[@FrederikGies]

Hey Steven, just do what you love to do! It's your authenticity that makes you stand out and what makes people watch your videos. Take ypur time to reconnect and reflect. If there are things going on in our lives we sometimes start projecting doubt into other areas of our life, our passions and gifts. Greetings from Belgium!

[@mekay235]

Thank you for the information, you're so right about the KZbin Journey

[@blessildajoy]

Glad you're finding renewed passion. Sometimes, starting over with the wisdom of the years, is all one needs. But you seem to have a lot of stuff coming down the pipe so Yey!

[@whocareforealakilla]

Thanks for the content dude! looking forward to the chicken videos. Keep Growing, Keep Farming! good vibes

[@Menji_x]

I like the type of content where you just film yourself doing a project and it’s the sound of your environment and you talk a bit every now and then to fill us in what you’re doing. Similar to how the people who make their own log cabins do it. I think that would be cool to see you do animal work in that style. Or you could do “day on the farm” type videos where you show us what you do on a specific day. As a vegetarian I find it very fascinating what you do with the animals and raising them and the work you put in to them. You’ve come a long way from the backyard of that house in California!

[@jakescott599]

Appreciate all of your videos! Have learned more from you than any other channels. Glad you decided to keep it up!!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks Jake that means a lot.

[@RebuiltRuins777]

Praying for ya! Blessings from Rebuilt Ruins Ministries :) Thanks for all the cool info throughout the years. Been watching your videos since you were back here in San Diego.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks brother! Thanks for sticking with me!

[@AnnsTinyLife]

You're the only homesteading channel I still watch. Keep going brother, and do what you love. I know I for one, will love it.

[@mattntosh]

Please keep making content. I’ve learned so much from you. I appreciate your candidness and evidence-based approach to farming and gardening. I really appreciate when you share failures, or experiments that didn’t work as expected. I love content that demonstrates processes that improve efficiency. Please keep posting on your KNF and JADAM results. You’ve been one of my main urban homesteading permaculture teachers.

[@averagehomestead]

Thanks for all you do! Praying for direction and wisdom for you!

[@melissagoodwin2602]

Great genuine video. Thanks for sharing

[@chickentender4037]

I raise chickens for eggs and thought about meat chickens. So, went to take a class on how to slaughter and clean. Found out no could do everything except kill the birds! I've been watching your videos since you were in San Diego, and it's really a joy to see your successes. Learned a lot from you. Big thanks!

[@PureKNFDrake]

Good to hear you will be teaching knf ❤

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Me too I'm excited. Thank you for being my teacher!

[@shanemillard608]

I know the feeling you're having man. I think reanalyzing is a good thing. Just think about that saying, if you do what you love you'll never work a day in your life. Find what you love and just share that. Wish I could see you. Take care.

[@yellowboot6629]

Happy New 2024❣️ Thanks

[@deannacornett3940]

As always your momma loves you and is praying for the Lord's encouragement and guidance to be upon you.💚

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks Mom love you!

[@anp1207]

Thank you for your vulnerability, honesty and ALWAYS sharing your work and knowledge.

[@almosthomefarms2741]

You are really good with vegetables and I would love to see more content about growing them efficiently for market and home use.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

This spring I'll get back on it!

[@clintmiller23]

Steven! Lifting you and your family up in prayer! You've inspired us so much - KEEP GOING!

[@koasushi7469]

You are a blessing and inspiration to so many of us! Thank you for the work you do. Will pray for you. God willing we'll be in TN later this year. Hope to meet you some time. 😎👊🏼

[@BernadetteR-h9u]

I think you really help people so I hope you don't give up. I only do a little gardening but I still enjoy your videos 😊

[@takeitslowhomestead5218]

Well said, and inspiring as always. I appreciate your willingness to encourage others to be more self-reliant.

[@cherylbertolini3140]

I pray that everything goes well

[@zacharyjoseph9097]

Praying for you, bro. May the God of peace give you wisdom and discernment as you take your next steps. Looking forward to more of your content. Appreciate all that you share with us.

[@jenniferoran3494]

💗 i have followed for awhile and just wanted you to know i appreciate you

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thank you Jennifer :)

[@samyu2971]

I have watched you since your years in San Diego. You have accomplished so so much! It is not visible to you but we see all the hard work and learning. Of course you would be frustrated about the media part of your work. However, you would not have anything meaningful for us if your focus is just the you tube. You are real and honest in your work and way of life. If you are happy, it will spill into your posts. Good luck and will pray for you and your family!

[@MayraRodriguez-id5rm]

I appreciate you, your knowledge, videos, honesty, spirit. God Bless you, hope I can attend a class at some point.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks Mayra appreciate you! Hope you can too.

[@rickthelian2215]

Happy New Year 😊 Farm life loss is part of it but still sad🥲 That’s a wonderful trick with Salt in a bottle to reduce freezing😁 Watch the Ram😁 Lamb so cute❤🇦🇺

[@robertarnold4411]

I enjoy watching the tours and appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experiences. Planning to bring in Katadins this spring, so am soaking up the info!!

[@onceuponatinyfarm]

Steven, I really appreciate you sharing your current feelings towards KZbin and making content. As someone who hasn’t even come close to the success you have or have done it as long as you, I totally get the burn out. Sometimes I forget my “why” as to why I want to build something of a community on my channel, it’s such a grind trying to figure it all out and make good videos. But then I remember I also homeschool my two kids and they are my number one priority to raise children that are intelligent enough to think for themselves and not let the tv do it for them. I’m still trying to figure out a way to make an income online to supplement our family. Anyway, always enjoy your videos and will definitely be waiting updates for your chicken course. Whatever kind of content you want to make I’ll be there for it man I like the laid back vibe and honesty on your channel, you’ve taught me a lot over the years.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks for your encouragement. I feel you it is not easy to make content and especially while doing really important time intensive things like raising your kids! Great job going the homeschool route!

[@oscarherrera9049]

Could we see more logging trees or harvesting fruit trees?

[@cherylbertolini3140]

Good morning great to see you again:) congratulations on all the new life on the homestead, love the new chicken coop.

[@darinbennett3638]

Steven...prayers for wisdom and courage to do what you feel God is calling you to do. I have to remind myself regularly to 'know the why behind the what' or what I'm doing loses it's significance and focus. Those I follow on YT all seem to be struggling a little right now with focus and/or the reason why they're doing what they're doing. Your channel is valuable to a lot of people and I'm praying you will find confidence in the direction that you are praying/thinking through.

[@chucklehut-ii5vx]

It is so enjoyable to listen and learn from your videos. Thank you!

[@trainedbykey]

I've learned so much from you over the years, you are a wealth of knowledge and experience. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@himalayansaltlamp5902]

You're my favorite farming channel on youtube! If you feel it right for you to continue I hope you do so! Good luck :)

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

So cool thank you!

[@justinzunker]

Keep it up bro!

[@EviesAcres]

I agree completely with you regarding the Black Copper Marans! They are my current favorites as well. So sweet and beautiful eggs! I live in NE TN and would love to participate in the upcoming Korean Natural Farming Class - very exciting! Glad to see you back on YT and looking forward to your upcoming content 😃

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Glad you like the BCM too, NE TN is a great place to be! Hope you can make it to the class :)

[@KO-ur8qd]

I’m really excited to hear that you’re finding yourself back to youtube. Looking forward to learning more about gardening, and if you choose to do so, hearing your perspective on events as they happen. That said, I understand if you don’t. Similar to you, I left CA for TN a couple years ago. Bought my first home last year, semi-rural, commute an hour each way for work, started gardening, and preparing in other ways. I don’t normally comment, but I’m sure it’s good for you to know that many of us out here share the same mindset, similar experiences and concerns. Many of your videos have been very cathartic as I made some big life changes. So thank you. No pressure, but I hope your time spent on creating youtube content is as rewarding for you as watching it has been for many of us. Keep up the great work!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks for taking the time to encourage me it means a lot. Good for you making all those big changes and going for it, it's not easy but it's so fulfilling to take more responsibility over how we live and the food we eat.

[@KO-ur8qd]

Absolutely ❤@@NaturesAlwaysRight

[@pizzaguy3645]

I'll pray for you Steven. Hang in there Bro! I really enjoy your stuff. Been watching for several years. Much Love from Nikiski, Alaska.

[@crazybob101]

Good to see you again! Looking forward to more videos, however often you choose to upload!

[@enginework1733]

I’m looking forward to more of your videos! It’s inspiring to me. I want to get land and have my own homestead/small farm. From your neighbor in Chattanooga!

[@shimmyhinnah]

Been following you since the beginning. Every video you’ve made has been so well edited and enjoyable to watch. I really respect your advice.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks for following me for so long!

[@itamartoribio2011]

Much love from Ontario, Canada. I'm fairly new to your channel and also new to gardening/homesteading and wanting to learn to grow some of my own nutrient dense food in my backyard. I currently have the opportunity to help a family on their 10 acre homestead with growing crops and I'd love to learn how to raise chickens naturally and help implement the practices with their flock. I'm aware there is a lot to learn but it all starts with small steps and learning from people who are doing it. God bless!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Sounds like a great opportunity. No better way than to jump in and start learning hands on! It's a step by step journey.

[@myrahaws5148]

I was wondering where you have been. Yes loved the tour videos. Look forward to seeing more. Prayers for your adventures. We live off grid in the middle of no where and we get our internet through Starlink. It was the only option for us. It works fabulous a bit expensive but in a world that everything is online we got it have not regretted it.

[@jenniferpackard6558]

I have missed your videos. I am still trying to grasp KNF and the different things you make. I even bought the books but seeing it done helps me more. It's okay to repeat topics sometimes especially when they are more unfamiliar and difficult. Thank you and you have my prayers.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

This spring I'm going to try and do more KNF and JADAM. They do take a long time and practice to fully grasp, I'll try to break it down the best I can for everyone.Thanks for your prayers!

[@Kat-lq8sp]

Keep posting videos they are very informative.

[@grannyfisher3863]

I live not far from Chattanooga, where we are just starting to thaw out! I would be interested in the course you plan to teach here on Korean Natural Farming. I'm also interested in learning something about raising chickens more naturally. I just hatched a few in the incubator from my flock of hens. Praying for you, brother. The Lord direct your path.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

God bless you thank you for your prayers. Hope to see you at a class sometime.

[@ZzTop-vj5wo]

God Bless your efforts!

[@peaceatferngully8369]

Such hard work and you're doing an amazing job as always. I feel your sadness sorry about the lamb that didn't make it. Sending you positive thoughts and prayers for whatever else you're dealing with in this season 🙏. I've learned tons from you and I'm grateful for this channel whatever you choose to do I know will be best for you and your family but I just want to say thank you now❤

[@3PMedia]

I know it’s tough with the situation the world is in to feel that drive to keep going. I pray that you get back to doing what you love. Whether it be making videos or farming or hanging out with family. Whatever it is that the Lord has laid on your heart at the time to put your energy toward. You’ve taught me a lot so thank you. Where can I sign up for the email list so I’m ready for the KNF workshop in Tennessee??

[@darrellluck7230]

Life is never a straight-line journey. As long as you stay true to yourself, the twists and turns and surprises will absolutely delight and make you even better. Wishing you a great new year !!!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks Darell. Very true, I wasn't ready for a slump, it never happened to me before but I'm glad to be coming out of it to hopefully be better than ever like you said.

[@MatsukawaZaraki]

Hey buddy! I had a feeling that could have been the case of why we haven't seen much from you lately. I got into the same funk over the last couple years and just got reinvigorated to make another go out of it too! I'll message you to chat more. Great to see you back bro!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Thanks Matsu appreciate it! Glad you are out of your funk too!

[@IngloriousHomestead]

i always like your videos , very educational and interesting please keep up the good work!

[@spoolsandbobbins]

I’m SO glad you never gave up, like we’ve been tempted to. It’s exhausting (we home-learn, homestead our 5, growing MUCH of our own food), passion quenching, fun robbing much of the time. We’re a bit intense because we’ve become solely reliant on God these past couple years (no jobs/inputs) and that can be stretching. You’re a pure joy to glean from. Thanks for your big heart!! Hugs from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦

[@colinhume5164]

Hey, I'm also an introvert so definitely get wanting a break. I loved your "start seeds with me" live streams, even if it's not live it's great to motivate us to start seeds. Also now that you have more space I'm curious if you still soil block or have another method that is more bulk friendly.

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

The last 2 seasons I've done mostly direct seed with my seeder or by hand in my above ground beds. Then air pruning trays for toms and cucs that I pot up later. I still love soil blocks though!

[@steveo_o6707]

I really appreciate your vids... microscope vids would be great! I have chickens and pigs, need to get better at diagnosing bacterial probs with my animals. I remember first seeing your vids when you were leasing the house in Cali. It's amazing to see how self-sufficent you have become. Your appreciated.

[@MaxThomas-c5t]

Greetings from afar. Good to see you pop back into our youtube feed. We keep getting dumped from our subscribed channels. A query, here in NZ we have lambing in early spring. So grass is growing stronger. When were your one's dropped? Looks like winter time if recent, seems counter to normal practice here. Farmers here only run into problems with temperature for lambs if they push the mating too far back trying to have bigger carcasses for Christmas (summer here). Even then that's more a problem in our high country and southern latitudes with late snow etc.

[@jacklawver4403]

I love watching you chase your passion regardless of content quality, frequency, or duration. Keep doing what inspires you and take breaks as needed, taking care of yourself is just as important to your channel as creating new content.

[@Themodestceo]

I've loved you content way back since when you were in Cali. Don't over stress yourself but do know you sharing I definitely appreciate it 🙌🏾

[@StatusgrowerT73]

I love your channel!

[@farmsteader3533]

I appreciate your sharing your knowledge and experiences!! It helps and inspires!! Praying for you!!!

[@Judy-et4ex]

Praying for you. May God guide you, and give you peace and clarity. Homesteading is very hard work.

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

I understand about needing a break from making videos. Just do whatever you are passionate about. Don't feel you need to follow "the trend" of posting your personal life. I'm enjoying your teaching videos.

[@ActiveKerrar]

Buddy, keep it going. I’ve learned so much from you and love watching what you have to share.

[@hamletharris7729]

Thank you for sharing and for everything you’ve doing , you are an inspiration.

[@thehedgerow]

Thanks for the info! I’ve considered getting sheep. What type do you have? I prefer not getting ones for wool. Ty!!

[@NaturesAlwaysRight]

Ya go hair sheep for sure. I have Katahdin and St. Croix, best for management and parasite resistance.

[@thehedgerow]

@@NaturesAlwaysRightok thank you! I want to try and make an income with sheep and goats. Do you sell better at farm auctions or online? Thanks again!

[@Dr.ArielArik]

Merci! :)

[@SgtSnausages]

Welcome back.