The Catastrophic Reality of Australian Farming.

[@TaraFarms]

Thanks for watching! Like or Typo will tell you what you’re doing wrong Edit: I'm not looking for sympathy. I just want to show what the reality of farming is and why rain and weather is so important.

[@angebaker5687]

Rain is on its way next week

[@lukehillier2262]

@@TaraFarms keep the video coming

[@leonham8105]

@@TaraFarms you have put a real view of life on farm. that I now will travel across Australia to find... Mel to Darwin.. inspiration for me thanks 👍

[@SaMaNtHa.2023]

I don't know if you're an Adelaide you do say that you're Australian farming but that's a big country. If you know anyway to private reach out let me know please. If I can't help raise some of these little guys then I can certainly sew up some cute little jumpers.

[@thisoldnurse1521]

@TaraFarms I am not a sheep farmer, however I have watched several and subscribed to a few sheep farmers. I do recall Scotland and England having so much rain this spring and losing a number of lambs. Cammie with his first breed type. Also this husband and wife breeders lost a number of their little ones like you outside breeders. I watch Sandi, who has a barn and is, like me, Canadian we’ve had a period of hot and humid with temps in the 35 + Celsius and a feel like temp of into the 40’s Wear sunscreen!! It’s better to look young when you’re old. than to look old when you’re young. Wear sunscreen !!

[@i_love_lamps]

Here's cash for the sheep feed fund (or chocolate. or whatever.) I wish I could send rain instead, but I don't think KZbin's cloud storage holds the meteorological kind. Sorry.

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you, I do appreciate it! I'll send Slug over with a net for those clouds! 😂🌧

[@AD-hq2uz]

You rock! Whoever you are!❤

[@georgiasumby6092]

This is absolutely heartbreaking, I wish I could bottle up all the fresh water and give it to you for the ewes and the farm. Farming is such a difficult job farmers are some of the toughest and most empathetic people I know of. You’re doing your best with the cards you’ve been given, keep it up.

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you, it's very hard when the weather doesn't want to play ball! We got some rain earlier this week hopefully it keeps coming. I saw farmers in the UK are getting absolutely pelted with rain.

[@Theleague0fshad0ws]

@@TaraFarmsHere in the UK we are having a dreadful summer, constant rain and variations temperatures! Up here in Scotland we are having heavy rain and winds followed by milder temps and then back to rain, really hard to get stuff done!

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

I am going to pray for rain for you.

[@squizzerl1478]

​@@TaraFarms meanwhile we are getting so much rain and all it does is feed the weeds. 😢 Hate this for you guys.

[@tcook7147]

I hope somehow it could be more helpful to bring water into dry land like yours. It would be a helpful system if planes could fly over to areas of dry land to water down on to keep from wild fires happening during overly long hot days😢😢😢

[@lylaoldham5918]

Tara, the positivity of this video is that the lambs that you have gathered and penned and fed, they have and will survive. This video shows people around the world just how hard it is to livestock farm and also crop farm in Australia. well done to you for the reality of what it takes to just be a farmer in the world .

[@Metta_with_a_long_e]

For your feed fund. I grew up on a dairy farm. Being at the mercy of the weather is always gut wrenching.

[@TaraFarms]

I’ll need to get a crystal ball! If we know when rains coming we can plan lambs and crops accordingly.

[@Metta_with_a_long_e]

@@TaraFarms you would make a future. Mother nature would just change her mind.

[@milliedrury3820]

If we all chip in just a bit... it all helps! ❤

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you Millie I do appreciate it a lot, but people just watching and sharing the content also helps a lot! 😊

[@leannemayor5755]

Tara I’m a nobody from nowhere , your videos are showing just how fricken hard farming is. No one wants to see you lose animals esp the babies but some times things are out of our control . You’ve rescued plenty because you care. I’m not sure if you realise just how funny you are. Your dry sense of humour cracks me up . I am sad for you and your family ,your working your guts out to keep farming with little or no thanks. Again I say thank you for farming and keeping Australia fed . I knew you had to have ridden a horse or two ,I used to ride but never owned my own horse , you baby was beautiful and adored you . Horse will only do what they want to and if they trust you. Keep your chin up sweet your doing a great job xox ❤

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you for your thoughtful comments Leanne. I see them each week! And yes I had a horsey phase in high school and decided it would be a good idea to get one and start from scratch 😂

[@leannemayor5755]

@@TaraFarms I want you to know you are appreciated . Your not on your own thanks to KZbin and the struggles you face are real . Horses seem to be a teenage girl thing I’m just glad my dad took me every week ,he hated it but he did it lol. Keep that chin in the air Angel the rains gotta come soon ,I pray . Anyway lovely thank you for your videos they are real and we all need real in our lives . See you next week suga xo

[@loeysmob]

@@TaraFarms As my friend says so long as there are farmers we will continue to fight and keep going.

[@adamscott3304]

farming is actually easy, just need the investment capital to do it right.

[@alisonrobertson4726]

Thanks! - Lamb milk money😘

[@claireeyles7560]

I used to spend school holidays with my Mum and Dad on a family friend's farm in South Australia. It was one of the highlights of the year for me, and then we were told, "Don't come up, not this year". Didn't find out until years later it was because they were shooting their stock rather than let them starve to death, and they hadn't wanted a child witnessing that (fair enough). It's an unforgiving business farming in Australia. I'm sorry for what you guys are going through.

[@ShineyWrap]

So many babies. Thanks for doing them right even under that crushing milk bill.

[@infinity345]

23:35 Tara’s side gig as an Ewe-ber Eats driver.

[@candychocolates]

I'm sorry but this is hilarious😂

[@Inthegarten]

Nothing but respect.

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it.

[@k_tubbs]

This is such a harsh reality of caring for livestock. Most people don't even consider this. They just think, "Oh, it must be so great to be able to hang out with all the babies." It's hard work. You prove that in every video. And there are bad times, really bad times, times you just can't forsee or avoid, and living things die. You are just so amazing, and I appreciate you taking the time to share the ups and downs of being a farmer. You've done such hard work to care for the animals in your care. Even if they are meant for meat, you don't treat them like meat or money. You treat them with respect and compassion, and that's a food I can feel good about consuming.

[@LunarRaevyn]

And it's so hard, especially when babies are so fragile. It's hard to help them all. They endure a lot but their bodies are still growing and aren't as resilient as an adult yet, yet so many people want to judge when they're trying to do their best with what they can. People get very emotional when baby animals or cute animals get sick and die, and I do too, but blaming the the owners that do everything they can to help them live is heartless. Everyone wants to think there's gonna be a miracle, and when there isn't, then they get angry. It's sad. I don't work with animals, but my mom has worked as a vet tech and I watch a lot of livestock farmers. There's a lot of struggle and i respect the care they put into the animals

[@MelsCrybaby_z]

Here in Sweden we have been complaining of all this rain we have been getting. It’s summer here and in the middle of June and may we have been getting so so much rain and no sun. It seems to be clearing up but it shows how people can take things for granted. We took the rain for granted!

[@MsPeabody1231]

We have the same problem in the UK. Our farmers are actually having too much rain and have been doing so for 18 months. This means crops can't be planted and those that are planted are destroyed.

[@anthonyj7989]

Do you know that just north of the Victorian border in New South Wales, we are experiencing heavy rainfall and flooding.

[@raraavis7782]

Germany as well. 15°C and rain today. In JULY. It's not even funny anymore. We've had several serious flooding events just since last October. I hope as heck, it'll clear up some the next couple weeks, so grain and produce can ripen and be harvested 🫤

[@AnniCarlsson]

To much is awful to becouse they can't go out take the crop so is overgrows or get destroyed due to to much. Both are worse senarios

[@magdolyn]

We've got flooding and dying crops here in Switzerland, too. Hay season was completely ruined. I hope the farmers out this way can keep their animals fed this year!

[@rainbowbutterflyfan]

27:22 “don’t fall and die, that would be inconvenient” this is the first long form video of yours I’ve watched, and you have so many fantastic one-liners in one video😂

[@lydiahorton5010]

Thanks!

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much Lydia! Appreciate it!

[@rachaelm3298]

So sorry for the rough time you guys are having, and I wish I could send all the rain we have been getting here in qld the past week or so. But in the meantime, it's small, but I hope it helps.❤ hang in there, so grateful for farmers and what they do.

[@TaraFarms]

Seems like up north is getting hammered with rain over and over at the moment! Must be getting ours! I think most of West Vic is dry at the moment, others that know please let me know! Also thank you so much, I appreciate it.

[@mazwa2007]

@@TaraFarms South east QLD has been very wet the last 3 days, hoping you get some soon!

[@dara627able]

This season will pass, and you will be stronger.

[@annefuller1856]

I live in the Southwest of WA (ex pat American, now Aussie) working on a dairy and we were waiting for rain. Im wishing you nothing but rain ​your way @TaraFarms keep up the good fight

[@BulldogsRock]

You are a joy to watch. This is to help care for the lambs.

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much!! 😊

[@kallykat]

Oh no… I saw a video dropped and was so happy, but now my heart is in my stomach! I’m so sorry. You guys are so incredibly strong. Your love and compassion of the animals shows how hard this must be for you. Thank you for showing us the good and the bad, I pray for you and all of your beautiful animals to make it through this as good as you can.

[@janis1034]

Sending good vibes and (hopefully) rain from Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much! Beautiful part of Canada, we visited earlier this year. Absolutely gorgeous!

[@marklocke5678]

Liam stole the show, not easy with competition like Typo, Tara and a couple of Lam stampedes (Lampedes) great work Liam, keep it up,,, Subs will go through the roof

[@TaraFarms]

I'll have to change it to Liam farms! He's be thrilled to read all the nice comments about him! 😂

[@Vespasian705]

Thought I might add to the "What should I bring to Australia?" thing as an Aussie who has lived in the Urban and Rural areas of Australia, as well as the top and bottom end of our country. - The sunscreen is a must, even if you've got darker skin and don't typically get sunburnt, I'm telling you right now the sun in Australia doesn't care and will give you skin cancer anyway. (Source: My Grandmother who is a dermatologist) - A hat and polarised sunglasses are also a really good bet in the summer. - While malaria is not a thing in Australia, we do have other Mosquito borne diseases, such as Dengue. As well as some home grown favourites like Murray Valley Encephalitis and Ross River Fever. While they're quite rare, I'd definitely second the comment on bug spray. - If you're near the coast, definitely bring your bathers, but for God's sake listen to the life guards. - If you're anywhere near the mountains, bring some good boots and go for hike, it's damn beautiful. Especially in the temperate rainforests of Eastern Victoria, which are my personal favourite. Other than that, we're a modern industrialised country, if you're planning on being here for a while, you can usually get most things here anyway.

[@khills]

While I agree with all this, I’d suggest the person check their exchange rate and consider buying as much as they need in Australia proper.

[@MeanOldLady]

Beware the Alpha Gal too from ticks while hiking as it causes a severe mammalian meat allergy & there's no cure, just avoidance.

[@FrostFall0261]

Honestly I’d disagree with bringing your own sunscreen JUST because ours is A, cheaper, and B, usually a lot more protective because of aforementioned sun. But anything is better than nothing

[@khills]

@@FrostFall0261 Naaa, can confirm the price is not cheaper (having bought extra in Cairns just to take on a reef trip a few weeks ago). Can’t comment on Aussie sunscreen being more protective; I’m using Korean SPF 50 with PA+++ and haven’t gotten any color, and I just drove from Cairns to Brisbane, among other things - lots of sun. As a whole, I find the Aussie sunscreen to be the sort of thick gloopy stuff no one ever wants to wear, which means people don’t, and burns happen. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@catr5716]

Massively impressed your dad saw equipment, and Liam is engineering/manufacturing it. Wow. That's skill

[@mktj1]

“If the farm does poorly KZbin does great.” 😅

[@TaraFarms]

Ever since I heard that podcast episode on TheSheepGames podcast, I think about that a lot.

[@lydiahorton5010]

I am so sorry about all this. I wish there was something I could do to change things. Thinking about you all. I pray you get rain soon.

[@adventuresingoatfarming6754]

I’ll send you all of the rain you need. I’m drowning right now up here in northern Minnesota. As a goat farmer I know firsthand about lost and the pain of being a farmer. Keep the faith Mike

[@HeatherSchrivener-el2mx]

Same here from Missouri. I think the whole Midwest (US) is getting drenched. I’m not a farmer but I know of at least 2 people in my mid-sized town who have drowned in the floodwaters.

[@karenpark7505]

My heart breaks for you all. Yes this is a downside of farming but you have all shown your dedication to raising healthy livestock. You’re a credit to farmers everywhere.

[@timberland99]

Thanks

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much I really appreciate that Timberland! 💛

[@scarlettowl338]

I'm so sorry love, this is just heartbreaking. You are an amazing young lady, we (Australians) are so lucky to have you. I am so proud of you.

[@Kilikelley]

Sending love and rain dances from California ❤

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you so much!

[@Ybf-carl420]

thank you for showing us the truth. ❤ so sorry to hear, prayin for rain

[@torywatson8663]

Shearwell , thank you for making a difference, big respect. Thanks Tara, refreshingly honest as always. Hang in there.

[@silencehill3355]

Danke!

[@Eel_Cat]

Its very rare I comment on things however, I wanted to say thank you for the recent videos. It's been a shit time for you recently but, I think its incredibly important for people to see the reality of raising livestock. Too many people are out of touch with how they get the food on their plate and never think about the struggles someone may have gone through so they could enjoy a good meal. It's rewarding work that also has a tendency to kick you in the gut when you're already down. I will live and die on the hill that farmers care more about animals than any other group of people in the world, and each one of your videos prove that. I wish the best for everyone and everything on the farm. Hope the drought ends soon.

[@imstuman]

Currently working my way through your old videos. Your content is interesting and informative. Thanks for showing the tough stuff. No doubt, l still dont know the half of it.

[@TaraFarms]

Glad you like them! Thank you :)

[@hagar1959]

We lost our farm in early 80s many years of drought conditions and a bush fire ended any chance of the family keeping it going . We all had jobs in town but it wasn’t enough Fingers crossed you get rain soon and thanks for yet another brilliant portrayal of life on a farm

[@TKButterfly]

Wishing you all the best for the cold snap this week. Wishing for rain for you.

[@karengeer2694]

Tell Liam those gate wheels look bloody brilliant... I've been using old wheelbarrow wheels on the end of my gates... gotta get me those next time they break!! Also I wish we could send you the rain we are getting in The Highlands NSW... cross fingers the rains will come your way soon

[@dotcassilles1488]

I'm in Southern Highlands nsw, between Canberra and the coast... Did uni thru UNE up at Armidale in northern tablelands nsw...

[@nataliegraham9552]

The weather has been unforgiving around the globe. Drought for you, unrelenting rain through winter and spring for the UK, midwestern US has been dealing with hail/tornados/floods... And that's just what I know about from my YT subs and some of the news! Livestock and grain farmers are under a lot of extra stress than usual, for sure. My heartfelt support goes to you and your family, Tara, as you deal with this craziness. I appreciate the unvarnished take on what is happening on the ground where people live, as you've been showing us. Thanks also for the mood lighteners of the lamb-nado's, Liam wrangling the babies, and as always, Typo and your other canine companions. I'll watch whatever content you publish, crisis or not. 😊 Cheers from the southeast coast of the States! 💞

[@becscreations8714]

As a fellow Aussie I know to much how hard our environment is it sucks fingers crossed you get some rain and some grass before those lambs are weaned

[@TaraFarms]

We're looking at weaning the first lot of primeline lambs soon to try and get weight onto them and let their mums recover (7 year old ewes).

[@tmaloy87]

the beginning was gut wrenching, i hope the next video has all the rain that is needed

[@anthonyj7989]

I afraid it is not that easy. It is now winter in Australia and if it rains now the weather will turn bitterly cold and the sheep will be wet, cold and hungry.

[@sarahwest1983]

Sending love from England! Hope it helps you!

[@amiepatterson8]

I truly hope things get better. As a rancher i do understand the hard times .

[@МихаилМирющенко-и4в]

Your voice, speech pattern and accent is golden mix. Find it therapeutic, even when you talking bout big problems. Stay strong sis!

[@papercrane5351]

Keep up the awesome work farmers! I wish I could be on your farm and help you 😞

[@cookierinie]

Tara: Tara stfu editor Tara: Thank you. 😂

[@lylaoldham5918]

A SENSE OF HUMOR!

[@MrsLadyCath]

Typical Victorian winter, all of the cold and none of the rain.

[@ApollyonZero-c1x]

Do hope forcast rain next week be sufficient quantity to alleviate the problems on the farm Tara 🙏

[@TaraFarms]

I hope so looks like we're forecasted some rain. for Monday/Tuesday next week. We got some over the weekend which was good, just need to it keep coming! 😊

[@Woodlily617]

Fantastic video sounds wrong with the struggles but thank you very much for sharing the ups and downs of sheep farming in Australia. I look forward to your video every Wednesday.

[@jodiansley6124]

Love seeing your life & your animals, & love your attitude & your accent. Hi, from Texas! Keep it coming.

[@violettevicencio363]

3:45 - 3:50 - 3:57 This reminds me of “Little Bo-Peep” & “Mary Had a Little Lamb” from Nursery Rhymes (1983)

[@Bildgesmythe]

People have no idea how tough farming is. The hard work never stops. I find it hysterical that people give advice when the closest they've been is a petting zoo.

[@intotheroots2990]

Small scale mixed veg / flower farmer from south eastern Victoria here, just found your channel. Taking my hat off to you, it is such a hard gig and it never gets easier (farming and dealing with death). Sending some of our rains your way

[@DebTheDevastator]

I hope that watching this video and commenting can help even a little. I understand the devastation caused by drought. I live in Southern Nevada, and we have been in drought all my life.

[@garydeboer152]

I can relate to relying on rain and good weather growing up farming. I appreciate seeing reality videos that you provide. Folks need to understand the challenges those that feed others constantly face. You are awesomely courageous and resilient. Keep up you! Smiles...

[@doughanson6657]

Love your channel. I remember the farm my father would keep our boat and fish. The owner of the farm raised lambs for market too. I remember watching the farm hands shearing the sheep. Thanks for bringing back these wonderful memories my friend. Love each week see you and your pets each week. Thank you for all your hard work you put into these wonderful adventures for us :-)

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you Doug. I appreciate it! 😊

[@sheanaguthrie6021]

That is a very cool gate wheel. There were many quotes for t-shirts or posters today. So heart breaking to watch the lamb rescue. You did an awesome job saving and then keeping so many alive.

[@loeysmob]

I have done so many hot water bottles, crochet coats, feeding at what hubby has dubbed 'The Titty Bar'. It's devistating. So many farms haven't seeded from lack of rain. Everything is so dry. We had 29mm for May/June 😞😞 Lost so many lambs around. Hugs as we know exactly how you're feeling. This place is 1600 acres and was a round million ish to buy.

[@simonmunden5046]

Stay strong & keep swearing Tara. Here’s a little bit towards the feed fund.

[@hermithag]

Best Wishes Tara. We are praying for you!

[@paulyking3714]

Another fantastic vlog tara thank you and slug for allways make my Wednesdays afternoons

[@TaraFarms]

You are welcome Pauly, thank you as always for your support!

[@robinfilbey]

I’m from Saskatchewan so we are always praying for rain. I really really hope the rain comes for you! I dig this channel and I find you hilarious. Best wishes I hope your season goes well from here 💜

[@sherylmerritt2650]

I'm so sorry that was your experience, I know it must be hard. It must have been really hard for your Dad to sacrifice the crop. Thank you for sharing, everything your share is a real education.

[@lhallora1]

Thank you for your raw honesty and humanity. My heart breaks for you.

[@jaynem7879]

Farmers in midwest united states are dealing with intense flooding and you and fellow farmers have drought. I know everyone is doing the best they can to save animals and crops. My heart goes out to you and the amazing job and obstacles faced.

[@ponderery]

screw that, you deserve sympathy (in response to your pinned comment). you're working your butt off and deserve praise and words of kindness when your days are going bad. I do hope everyone in this is okay.

[@misstracyatkins9874]

G'day Tara from Newcastle Australia 🇦🇺. I love your channel Sorry about the lambs 😢, Thankyou for your education in your field. ❤ if I could send rain I would. I appreciate learning all about farming life. I'm a city girl big hello to Typo❤

[@TaraFarms]

Thank you :)

[@IanBPPK]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: thank you for showing us the good, bad, and ugly to your farming. It's not all sunshine and roses and knowing the flipside helps myself and presumably others appreciate the happier videos more.

[@Maze-MN]

Hard, heartbreaking, nasty bad luck. So very sorry that you lost so many babies. Keep on keeping on, it's all you can do. Sometimes, some years farming sucks. Fortunately, it's the good years that make it all worthwhile.

[@helenholmes3018]

Tata even in Tasmania we need rain you can only do what you can do don't beat yourself up

[@TaraFarms]

I didn't know Tassie wasn't getting any either, I thought it was just going around Vic. But must just all be going North!

[@helenholmes3018]

We have no good rain since before Christmas that is on north west coast of Tasmania afraid we cannot do anything about the weather hope you get some rain

[@sarah1390]

Weather makes or breaks any sort of farming activity. You are doing what you can. Even harder when you are not set up to water what you grow for feeding the sheep or like I know what is happening to Canadian farmers they are being told not to water their crops even though they are barely using their water quotas and are drawing from different sources. Thanks for sharing the reality of farming as most people are too caught up in convenience for their food and clothing.

[@kathleenflower2016]

The person coming to work in Australia, bring the can do attitude. Give anything a go and be prepared for bloody hot weather Luv you Tara and Typo

[@fionabrowne2362]

Completely understand where your coming from. We live about 25 mins from where your P.O box is. This time last year we were sitting on around 375ish mm. This year we are just over 235ish mm. For us to not be in a drought zone, we need to be around or over 400mm. We thankfully dont have any animals ( except pets) but we do have a small vegetable crop which we are starting to notice slowing down due to lack of rain. Hope and pray our parts of Victoria start to see some decent rain soon.

[@Reneesillycar74]

Coming from a stock farming family, I get it. It’s bloody hard to watch your stock slowly decline, it truly hurts the soul but you guys have done a fantastic job finding & attending to the lambs. I hope you get good rain mate. The footage of “teen Tara” with your horse was absolutely precious. Made me smile, remembering our stock horses - thanks for that! Thinking of you all & hoping things turn around very soon🤞🏼🫶🏻

[@lucafaelis7394]

More Building with Liam PLEASE!!! Guy knows his stuff, so cool to watch and learn!

[@siobhan-rae]

This is why climate change matters: this is why farming matters. You’re an absolute trooper. Sending love from Brighton, UK.

[@Gabbynaught]

It's not anyone's fault that it hasn't rained. Please don't feel bad or pressured to have good news or happy content. It is sad and unfortunate, but that is just the reality of farming. Love your content and how humble you are. It's obvious that you care, and that's what matters. ❤

[@KHAEISTIREDxx14]

8:25 lambs really went "We ride at dawn!!"

[@diannestoddart3829]

Thank you so much for being so real. Most of us have not a clue as to how much farmers really care for their stock. I find the kinds of things you say and how your affected buy your loses are very similar to the nursing community. I wish I could send you rain and feed and help. Ever thought of taking on self contained grey nomads help on the farm for somewhere to park? I think it would help educate the masses.

[@gggthsb]

I am so sorry. This is heartbreaking and shows that no matter how hard you try and how good you do your job, one single component (in this case rain) can have devastating consequences. I hope you get rain soon and the rest of the year works out better for you guys. ❤

[@discotheunicorn447]

22:17 That's why we watch you, Tara 😊 I hope things get better ❤

[@jw5248]

Seeing the two of you feeding the babies at the start, with the music playing, idk I just cried. What you do as farmers is amazing and the work you do is so important. I appreciate your hard work, dedication, and care all the way from Ontario, Canada! Hopefully when it rains it will pour. Wishing all the best, Tara!

[@jeniastrid]

@TaraFarms here is NZ they have made mental health issues for farmers more known and have organizations to help farmers. Curious whether Ausi does as well? I imagine Farming can be very isolating and stressful. Hope you have a good support network

[@saspredydious9295]

I think we lost a lot of cultural credibility overseas over the past couple of years. Now we can add Tara Farms to Croc Dundee and Sandy (in Grease). You make us relevant Tara. True Aussie spirit!

[@khills]

Oh, no, trust, at least in the USA, that accent goes a LONG way. A good number of our top stars in Hollywood call Australia home. …Helps that you grow them damned pretty down there, both the gals and the guys. 😉

[@LiveByTheNumbers]

You guys made Bluey. Your overseas reputation is secure for a very very long time. There are children in NA developing Australian accents because they watch so much Bluey.

[@Hayden-rc1ru]

Here's to KZbin doing great when disaster strikes.🎉

[@TaraFarms]

lol 😂 at least something is going well. Got a happier video for next week, filmed yesterday.

[@nelltrotter4554]

Love your humour and realism Tara. A fellow Victorian who only lives in the suburbs but respects the work you do.

[@ellseeawesomesauce]

Because the "Tara shut the f up - Thank you" made me literally guffaw and spit on my screen a little bit.

[@TaraFarms]

lol thank you 😂

[@FoxSaysDerps]

The mass zoomiesss 🤩❤️ thank you for sharing your life with us, even the hard times. Everyone do a special rain dance for Tara's Farm!!

[@35406]

Love having Liam doing maintenance and making things. It shows how versatile farmers are. And maybe maybe we might learn a thing or two about mending and making things from what we've got around like farmers have done for hundreds of years. Sending you all the rain I can from the south west.

[@hilareeek]

3:50 Raving with Lambs. 10/10 content for a dreary task!

[@NatachaWasylykVinette]

Right!? Went from horrible to big smile! 😊❤

[@oneshoej3]

Love the mobile lamb disco!

[@jjivy6310]

Farming/ranching is not for the weak of heart. Droughts are tough and heartbreaking. Feed is expensive!! Prayers for rain.

[@ryanwaege7251]

We milked Holstiens on the farm when I was a kid, finding one down in the morning was the worst. Great to see a Liam segment. Wish I could send you half the rain we're getting in midwest US.

[@uncorkedcowgirl]

Ugh, so stinking stressful! Love that you're keeping it real. Everybody needs to see this!

[@secretrivertours2117]

LETS START A LIAM FAN CLUB!!!!!

[@TaraFarms]

💀 can't wait to see Liam read this one 😂

[@lorryr255]

Everything looks bigger from a low shot! 😂 That got me laughing!

[@shauntaewhittington4103]

Tara I am so sorry that you all are enduring such a difficult time. You guys are an amazing team of farmers, who are doing great work, making difficult decisions, problem solving, and keeping as many lambs alive as possible. In short, you ALL are doing your best! I will pray for you and for rain. Oh and I think you should get Typo on anyone who says something stupid like why don’t you just water the grass since it’s dying (because they don’t actually watch your videos but decided they needed to comment). ❤

[@helmaschine1885]

18:19 "Look at the fucken eyelashes on it.... yeh stunnin ma darlin."

[@lindasherman3883]

Sorry you're not getting the rain down there. You and Liam did a great job rescuing the lambs. Nice to see the nanny working well. Wishing you the best for better weather Tara

[@lgran79]

You are a true warrior. It takes a very strong person to deal with what you have to deal with. And you do it, bc its what needs to be done. Very admirable. I hope you get support from everyone that can help.