Trying to REGENERATE Land | A slight feeling of URGENCY

[@Talasbuan]

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[@church8042]

It is a great way to help and I enjoy doing it. God Bless You!

[@diannebertold3602]

Every parent should watch this with their children to see how you work together as a familiar. Learning starts early and Ivar has been taught from the beginning how to work with you. He has positive role models - kudos to you as parents! That’s how I learned, too.

[@jodie6881]

I have nevr seen cows running and frolicking like dogs ! Happy cows, I suppose :) Good work Mathias and Tuva !

[@loriwilliams2167]

Oh yeah when they can live like this instead of on a factory farm they run, frolick and kick up their legs 🥰

[@Dingle1234]

I was thinking the same thing. But if they're steers then they're quite young at that size. I think the lambs will help keep them active.

[@myreasonforlife.9511]

Beautiful Cows

[@kathym6603]

What you do is so rare and I guess no one else does it quite like you do. Blessings to you every step of the way.

[@timkirkpatrick9155]

Rambunctious steers! Field shifting always gets them excited. Mowing can stimulate regrowth on the pasture. Cows and sheep can be grazed together. They do have somewhat different tastes. Good to see you all doing well! It does look like you could use a border collie!

[@kathym6603]

Yes! I'd like to see a border collie. Are they good in the cold?

[@joycehennequin8469]

Border collies are superb in the cold weather.

[@RuralSpanishRetirement]

It makes me smile when you talk about how poor the grass is… here in SW Spain we only have green grass in winter and early spring. We have horses eating the hay which we don’t bother cutting.. they just eat it right off the ground. We also haven’t had much rain 💁 and the situation is unlikely to improve much.. when the rain finally comes the ground is so hard it just runs away, causing damaging floods usually 😏 we may need to rethink our farming methods everywhere.. great video.. love seeing you chase the lambs ❤

[@chrismcdonald9790]

As always delightful to watch. The lambs sound like crying babies 👶 which they are. A beautiful sound. The bath in that fresh water looks divine, maybe a tad cold. We are in winter in SA Australia, so I'm not sure how warm your spring/ summer is. Yes, the past 3 years have been horrendous for us. I'd love to be in your location free as a bird 🐦. You are always calm and inspiring ❤. Thank you 😇.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

So good to see you Matia, Tova, & Ivar! I enjoyed seeing the cow & calf playing in the field.

[@SAnneD-dp8el]

It's always a good day when I see a new Talasbuan video pop up! You never disappoint! Thank you for sharing your journey... the sense of urgency is high these days for so many of us!

[@kathrynmoll86]

Never realized until I watched you both herding the lambs into their paddocks that regenerative farming was so involved. You both deserve much praise for your hard work. Learned much in this video about your planned goals. I bet that beer was good. And, that dip into the cold water at each day's end! 🙏🏼 ❤

[@celticfiddle7605]

Your sense of urgency is healthy. Your preparations should help to calm you down a bit. That is what we all are doing. Your animals are beautiful. Your farm is beautiful. Your son is beautiful. The rains will come.

[@nancysmith9425]

Your comments brought tears to my eyes, these folks are Unique, ive watched many of their videos, both hard workers, while raising Ivar, who is a Wonderful Son!! May Blessings & Encoragement continue to Shine on them all their lives!! Nan Washington State. 82 yrs old.

[@Janine6564]

These are the happiest animals I've ever seen. 😊 Maybe I don't see a lot of cows often enough, but I'm sure I've never seen them jumping and running and playing with each other before this. Mathias makes happy animals...keep up the great work. You are always ready to learn something new, that's what makes you a great farmer.😊

[@Cmoneyrules]

love that yall have so many books. maybe make the current cabin a library when you get the bigger house built. that way you have plenty living space but also a quiet space you can go read/study. I enjoy your videos!

[@lesleycarswell5207]

Well done, super hard work, great work out for you all 😅 the sound of the sheep and steers munching on the grass is music to my ears. Everywhere looks so lovely. Take care your doing a fantastic job 👏 little lad ❤

[@kennaomelveny9216]

Wow! So much work! So many lambs, and the steers are beautiful. I hope for rain for you in my prayers, and for the mosquitoes to go away.

[@thegroundedstarseeds]

Gratitude to the 2 of you for sharing. I can sense your exhaustion and the frustration of the lost footage and the biting of the mosquitoes. This life you have chosen has challenges but I know in my heart that the feeling of freedom of being your own bosses and creating and giving life to your own projects by making this Earth better makes it all worth it. Courage, my friends, courage! Lots of good vibes and loving energies to the three of you 💙💙💙

[@RenayVildhjarta]

Your videos give me such HOPE for the Future ❣ Thank You for doing, being & sharing EVERYTHING You Are❤🙏🍀✊🏽 You make the WORLD a BETTER PLACE for US ALL 💯

[@nancysmith9425]

What a Beautiful, encouraging statement you expressed!! This couple proves there is HOPE, such good parents also!! Ivar is an intelligent Boy, has read books w Parents since very young!! He certainly will read all his Dads books & will Excell because of his Heritage!! Nan Smith Washington State USA

[@RenayVildhjarta]

@@nancysmith9425 💯#Truth #Agree 💞 Sending Big LOVE from the base of the Rocky Mountains outside Jasper🇨🇦 down South to you💝

[@helenabravi4161]

Love, love, love! Also, just a tip: you are saying stairs (trappor) which means steps. If you are trying to say the word for male cows, steers, it's pronounced with a long e sound. ;) But really you're skills are great and impressive. Keep doing what you're doing. Beautiful family, wonderful homestead!!

[@belieftransformation]

Try peppermint in oil to deter mosquitoes. The weather has been strange here in Alberta, Canada, but we finally have had rain! Blessings to all 🤗💗🇨🇦

[@janwelch9311]

Wonderful, hard-working family, it’s beautiful to watch how you are working together!! enjoy your videos so much❤

[@SwedishWoodlandStories]

Good job! It looks amazing, how you are handling the animals and also to keep them in a natural environment with parts of the forest. Keep on going!

[@CharlotteUnser]

Thank you for your beautiful videos! They have opened my eyes to a whole new way of living. This one is especially enjoyable watching the cows and sheep follow Mathias for food. Your knowledge and finding ways to live on your own is so very impressive. I look forward to more of our videos and life on your own.

[@Babbajune]

Thanks for the update. ❤❤ Love the little lambs! Lots of hard work! 😮

[@annemariemoormann996]

Hurray, the steers have arrived! Exciting times 😊 Thank you so much for taking the time to take us along! You rock 🤟

[@donnawebb6057]

You are doing a fantastic job on your off grid life raising your family and doing what you love. God bless your family.

[@jamesgroce1284]

Mathias and Tuva, thank you some much for inspiring and teaching us. I pray others will support your efforts and become patreons (patrons). The work you are doing is hard but, also, noble.

[@MiddleEarthGirl75]

We feel the sense of urgency as well. It's like the world is closing in in a way and you feel like you need to be figuring out how to stay apart from the chaos and be self-reliant so hopefully they will leave you alone with their agenda. Scary times, really. But know watching you guys gives us a sense of calm and hope. And it teaches those of us who want to be able to live that lifestyle, at least in some part. My husband and I are just hoping the prices of land come down so we can begin our journey. In the meantime, we are trying to learn all we can, beginning with gardening, herbs, preserving food long term, making medicines etc.

[@juneturner7964]

I get such a kick out of watching you trying to chase down this little baby sheep. So cute! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I learn something every single time I watch one of your videos.

[@Adogslife54]

We are in drought status as well. We have had a few light rains but certainly not what is needed. Climate is definitely changing. Great job working with what you have. Hopefully it’s having a wider effect on the world.

[@TheSwissChalet]

climate is definitely being controlled by geoengineering

[@kathym6603]

Where is "we!"

[@naomipower9166]

Ahhhh I was feeling your pain with the mozzies. Great video guys. Thanks.

[@Daytona2]

Lovely to see natural grazing in the woodland. I successfully recovered most of my friends hard disc data ten years ago using QueTek File Scavenger - 500Mb took 160 hours

[@bettybboo5575]

Such a wonderful channel! Thank you for sharing with all of us. ❤️

[@jfdrie]

Beautiful video. Everything seems so peaceful and calm where you live. Enjoy your summer. Am looking forward to your next video.❤️❤️❤️

[@therodg1043]

Very interesting episode. I have never seen steers playing like were on this episode.

[@tashtatkat9045]

It looks like very hard work but I have to say I had a few laughs watching this one, thankyou for the entertainment 😁✌🇦🇺

[@pipsqueex]

i look forward to every video that you upload! they are a bright light in my life. so sorry to hear about the lost footage, i know that you work so hard to create these beautiful slices of your lives to share with us. 💜

[@nancysmith9425]

Pray your video footage of steers will be hiding somewhere waiting to pop up! Hope some Tech person can share ideas how to retrieve!

[@marianfrances4959]

Today I fell in love with your cows! Best wishes to you. 👍😎🇨🇦

[@church8042]

Hello you lovely couple! All that hard work is amazing and such a lovely countryside. TY for posting these videos and sharing your lives. God bless you all!

[@tonisangel5024]

Hi Y'all its so nice to see all of you ❤ so much hard work things are looking so beautiful nice and green! Im so very sorry you lost all your footage 😔 I feel so bad for you..This too shall pass and you will make it up with your expertise. Ya'll enjoy your summer stay well and God Bless you and yours...much loveand huggs...Camille 💚🦚💚💥🙏💥💫🌻🌼🌸💮🌷🌹🪴🏵💐🐞🐔🦆🐿🐭🐐🐑🐮🦋

[@isharalove2966]

I grew up on a sheep farm, they are such beautiful natured creatures! I was imagining a wheelbarrow with some kind of cage on top. You put the lambs in and wheel them where you want to go. The mothers will follow and then the other sheep will follow them. Good luck! ❤

[@cheeseandcoffee]

I have that book! I saw Sarah speak at the Midwest Organic conference in Wisconsin a few years ago. Good stuff!

[@anneliesjoss]

Oh my gosh, all the babies are so adorable!!! The cows are beautiful, and so playful 🤗💜 The way all your animals get to live is the way it should be, and it makes me sad for the many animals who don’t get to live a happy life like that. The factory farms in the US are horrific……..😢

[@EEX97623]

Things are getting lively, great to see your updates.

[@janetterasmussen3937]

Hello , Family. Do not be concerned how you are doing anything , you are doing Amazing. Everything in Life is Trial and Error and we all do it Differently. God did not make us all the same. Those Removable fences are a Blessing. God Bless.

[@rolandvasquezguzman9083]

hej pa er tre fran Tyskland, in todays episode it was the first time i saw you both were really tired while you talk about what you have done with the paddocks and your dayli work. When Matthias sat down by the river after he has taken a bath i saw the work he has done in his eyes. Thank you so much for sharing your life and thoughts with us.

[@janetwithers7427]

The regenerative way of grazing is the best. Mathia is quite the lamb catcher. 😀💞

[@Mariana-TheGreat]

Nice run and couch the cuties little sheeps😂❤❤❤ Thank you

[@mavisgillard653]

Thanks for your videos! Ivor seems to becoming much more independent. It’s wonderful to see all of you working together!! Take care!!

[@margaretyoung4262]

Luv watching the baby lambs. Enjoyed the video 🙏😊

[@tomas5376]

Looks like a lot of work! Hopefully you recover the lost video!

[@davidwear1461]

I’m glad to see you guys again! Your ideas have inspired me to try rotational grazing with pigs. I have thousands of dandelions on my 5 acres and have found pigs will eat them before anything else. I can see the difference in the grass being more lush from their poop too.

[@Talasbuan]

Ah! nice! Proper rest (of land and grass) is a forgotten and very useful tool. If you search for joel salatin pigs on youtube you got some evenings to watch :)

[@davidwear1461]

@@Talasbuan yes, Joel has some great ideas and is a good spokesman for homesteading in general.

[@veronicabalfourpaul2288]

Well done. Beautiful lambs.😊

[@almutphilipp4057]

I' ve never seen any persons working so hard in other videos. You have chosen your kind of living, and that' s wonderfull, but sometimes I wish, you would be able to have more fun. Relaxing is difficult in your situation. Take care and have a good summer!

[@astridr6551]

Beautiful video! Happy cows, happy sheep! And you living your dream with a very hard but very fullfilling life.

[@brendiw.3570]

I make a natural bug spray by combining a base oil into a pocket size spray bottle such as coconut or apricot oil and then adding a few drops of essential oil such as peppermint, spearmint and rosemary oil to keep the mosquitos away you can also add lemongrass oil or lemon oil. You can also add a bit of water for dilution. I lightly spray clothes and avoid eyes.

[@DillRidge]

I think we have all your rain over here in Maine USA. I’m glad it’s not super hot, but seeing the sun would be nice. Our veggie plants would like it.

[@dreamingofvienna6330]

Today I had a bad day at work, so I decided to watch your video now. Wishing I was also in the countryside 🙂

[@barrbuff]

Happiest thing I've seen in sooooo long. Those baby #lambs, so troublesome, but I sure got a lot of laughs from them. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂Best one was Mathias when moving them into the forest following and running holding the baby. I see a sheepdog in your future.

[@mickestahl6178]

Welcome down to Roslagen, we have not got any real rain since beginning of May. It's dry as as a bone here and the water are very low in our well so we don't know when we will have to take water in with a tanker to fill up. The garden is suffering and we hope for rain every day but i looks as it will not come in the near future. / Micke

[@miamolin]

Lot of work but you made it. Have a wonderful summer ❤❤❤

[@nicolevance8705]

Your family is Amazing. Such hard work, for great rewards. I'm so proud of you all. I share your videos with all my friends. 🥰. Lot's of love from Kentucky

[@suemcknight9051]

How glorious to see your place in all its green, summery glory. It always comes as quite the shock to me to see your homestead lush & green after faithfully watching the tougher times of your severe winters. What a great video 🥰💖

[@theb317]

Living the dream 😍 Thankyou for the awsesome content.

[@barrbuff]

WOW! Mosquito sounds around 11 minute mark sounded like they were in the room with me. Hope they don't last too long.

[@mavisgillard653]

You two work very hard together!! Ivor is getting so big!! I’m happy for you! You are doing a great job!!

[@canyonhaverfield2201]

Well Tuva, your hair regrew thickly luxurious, that was a good experiment ! We have a privileged view of so much of your lives. In very authentic ways, all of us have been influenced by you sharing so richly views of your life. You three serve to us as the viewable encyclopedia of family country life . my big love to you

[@margaretlazzaro5585]

So much work especially in the summer. Would be nice if you could leave the fence up and have an opening to let the sheep and cows in or out. God bless you all. ❤

[@maryannknox7158]

LOL 😂 the cows 🐄 are having great Fun 🤩

[@martenfalk9680]

Tack för en fin film! Vi har får och likadana nät och försöker oss på regenerativt lantbruk. Jag ska gå kursen på Bäckedals nästa år, det ska bli väldigt intressant. Tack för stor inspiration!

[@Talasbuan]

Kul! Fortsätt med försöken, det är så otroligt häftigt! Då kanske vi ses på nån träff

[@tamitng]

I’ll bet Mathias slept good that night! 😆 I remember when you only had 5 or 6 sheep! 🍀

[@lancedaniels]

Thanks for posting and sharing. Sorry to hear that you lost the video about getting the steers. I’m very interested to be getting an idea of how the regenerative process works.

[@maryannknox7158]

Tova your hair looks beautiful Your a amazing well rounded Mother and Woman I so admire You

[@debramorris7646]

Getting lambs to behave is like herding cats! You guys worked very hard! Now building that house!!! lol

[@WendyPerrins]

Can’t you see they have other priorities now and can’t get to the house. If you are so worried about the house maybe you could send some money for them to hire someone to build it for them. It’s very hard to keep animals alive, plan your land rotation so you have the feed for them all summer, look after parents who need more help as they grow older, give time to a gorgeous little boy who needs your time and build a house which takes a lot of money at todays prices. After seeing all those lambs in this video I’m sure you were both very busy helping the sheep to give birth without loosing any lambs to complicated births.

[@debramorris7646]

@@WendyPerrins Please do not chastise me for making a little joke! Please chill!

[@sherry2836]

Loved watching the little lambs calling for mamas and seeing your dancing steers! So much work you do for them! And Tovah, your hair has grown so beautifully. Will you keep it growing or go for the ease of the cute short hair again?

[@nancysmith9425]

Yes!!! Tovah looked Beautiful when she shook out her hair because mosquitoes were bugging her!!! She has so many talents making cheese, etc. Great Mother, Wife, Partner in all their Farm Life!! Memories of these days would make a great Book for all to enjoy!! Love❤Nan

[@myreasonforlife.9511]

Sweetest family on U Tube!! Love u guys 💙🌼💙

[@ST-xx9rt]

How do you address soil compaction? I love this. My grandfather did a similar program. He had permanent fencing with 6 pastors of varying size. Along with 120 acres for hay. Manure from the Barnes went to the hay fields. Was a wonderful way of life

[@Talasbuan]

When farming regeneratively, one looks for nature to adress soil compaction with certain species of plants with long pole roots, and also supporting the micro life that is essential for a healthy and functioning ecosystem, but as always, the answer to any question is context based, so the answer is always, it depends.

[@ST-xx9rt]

Thank you. best wishes to you 3

[@julietcanino6905]

The cow's so happy😊

[@fionagrows1848]

Great video, thank you. Loved to see the steers galloping around…..a bit scary when you’re in the same field and they’re curious!!

[@jennyhohmann4384]

Ivar will grow up with a very good work ethic and many skill sets.

[@mirtagarcia3567]

Awesome, Thanks for sharing this video I love to see the animals, 🐐🐄 nature, 🎄 & I wish the best for all of you, the 🤾‍♂️ kid is very bright & hanson 🥰, take care.

[@Mom2Melody]

Thanks for sharing your journey through the beautiful videos. Keep the faith that you are building a better future for you and your family. ♥️

[@KmmBev]

The lambs are so funny to watch, nice work wrangling them, it's always nice to see you guys once a month. You should get some bug nets for all of those black flies and mosquitos.🙌❤️

[@sharonboles1987]

The mosquitos in southern Ontario, Canada are ridiculous this year! You can hardly even go outside!

[@lyric8006]

Beautiful video showing the Swedish forest & countryside. I especially loved watching the animals go back and forth. I will have the lyrical sheep and lamb calling in my brain for the rest of this day. ❤

[@SanIgnacioBCS]

So exciting and interesting to see all the lambs and the cows, now!

[@peperetuque7744]

thank you for video 👍👍👍

[@erwinwinarno]

Amazing and good job!!

[@williamegiersch3400]

My 2 cows got along well with my sheep, But the cows were not restrained by stock fencing, and would often trample it down and go out to eat in my garden or raspberry patch. I needed electric wire to contain them. We were on a much smaller place than you folks. Any thought to having a milk cow? Ours was a small Jersey, did not give much but was very rich in cream. Was plenty for the four of us.

[@Talasbuan]

Yes, milk cows is on the to get list. Need to finish the cellar so we can start making cheese..

[@Rocketscientist66]

That is sooooo cool, seeing the sheep and cows all together, happy as can be 🤓

[@tanyaclark3474]

Oh how lucky your cows are to be able to run around like that, smashing.🐄🐄 Its nice to see how green your land looks without the snow.

[@amywert8088]

I listened to a woman, I think from Wyoming, talking about how the cows (and sheep, ruminating animals) helped the grass to grow by eating it. I think I missed that when you were talking about it, if you mentioned that. It IS interesting!

[@anitanagahisa3049]

May I make the suggestion for Matthias that he does not say, “ I have no idea how . . .” You know a lot and you Have a lot of experiences, so you can say, “I am still learning about . . .” 😄👍❤️

[@janetflaherty9515]

Great video! Definitely a lot of work. Keep on going👍

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

That is quite a crop of lambs you have there.

[@soloprojects7912]

It hasn’t rained here in Minnesota either this year. We may of had 1.5 inches. We are under a drought and the corn looks bad.

[@desertrose2059]

You both work the hardest of any people I have seen. How do you maintain such energy? The herding clips were so amusing. It looked a lot like herding cats instead of farm animals. I see why you have no time to work on your new house 😊

[@YEZH-NL]

Keeps you in a good condition😂. Well done😊

[@JosefineOhgren-qu9fi]

Vilken fin video där man får se mycket av djuren! Min dotter (1 år) satt som fastklistrad men hon blev lite rädd då det blev en ”close up” på ett av fåren 😂😂 hoppas ni får mer regn 🌧️ å tack för denna episod 🐑🐄

[@lindadamon2453]

Hi Talasbuan! I often wonder how the Bees and Insects winter in your climate😊? They are absent in the winter and then they are everywhere in the Summer.

[@songstermusic1]

Looks like you could use a sheep dog. It would help you out immensely.