This should cheer her up! (Jess's first harvest OOPSIES.): Vlog 356
Vložit
- čas přidán 26. 09. 2020
- The rat race is OFFICIALLY ON!
We are in the barn, in the fields and on the roads.
This is Jess's first real experience with harvest, and she's learning that nothing is easy, and mistakes happen.
But no matter what, she can run into the barn and get cheered up pretty quick.
#sheep #harvest2020 #lambing
THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!!!
Follow me on:
TikTok (NEW!!): / sheepishly.me
Instagram: / sheepishly.me
Facebook: www.fmVM...acebook.com/sheepi...
Twitter: / sandibrock
MY NEW WEBSITE!!
sheepishlyme.com/
Mail:
PO BOX 402
Hensall, ON Canada
N0M 1X0
WE STARTED A PODCAST!!!
UNpopular Farmer➡️ www.unpopularfarmer.com/
Subscribe to my channel:
➡️ / @sandibrock
NEW
JESS HAS HER OWN CZcams CHANNEL NOW!!
➡️ / @jessicabrock.
MARK’S CZcams CHANNEL!!
➡️ / @markbrock
I love how that little lamb comes running to you and making such a big fuss to see Mama Sandi!!! Too cute!!!
21:45
seeing you be upset about the noodles but then immediately going to improve them is amazing and inspiring to me! i would've given up but you didn't and i really respect that! I love your videos. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
That lamb is like “I have claimed this human.”
The fact that Jess feels bad for what she might have done actually impresses me as to her quality of character. You’ve done a good job raising her, and Jess, always care, but you’ve got to eat, girl, you’ve got to do that!
That lambs mom is thinking STEALER! That's my baby lol.
The more I see of Jessica, the more I respect her, and I already had a ton of respect for her. What a great daughter to be proud of. Be extra careful around all of that dangerous equipment.
Thank GOD for ALL Farmers around the World. We Humans couldn’t Exist without each of you.👍
Your interaction with Jess is something I never had with my three. Something wrong with my upbringing that was never transferred to me. It is a delight to see some good interaction between a Mother and Daughter. Something I wish I had been taught in my own upbringing, but never had been given nor shown. Thank you for showing the laughter and love, it gives me hope that there’s going to be a good future for Jess.
You can’t get rid of her, she is so precious
I'm going to say once again how impressed I am with Jess and her ability to handle everything. Her knowledge of the machinery she operates as well as the whole process of planting and harvesting is impressive. Sandi, she has obviously been taught well by you and Mark. I love your videos, your family, and your entire farming operation (days the city girl from Cleveland, Ohio). Thanks for sharing a part of your life with us.
When Jess was petting the lamb, my four year old said “That’s a little lamb, and that’s Mary!”
Awe, watch that precious baby wag his tail when Jess is playing with him/her.
combining general farming with your sheep farming vid is a good idea because we get a better idea of how complex and demanding the whole operation of your family farming is. Big compliments to you all, I care for you guys and thank you for you hard work and to share it with us. I’m a retired lady of 74 and born in Iowa but never lived on a farm. My dad commuted. Here, I’m now on Vancouver Island and call myself an arm chair farmer, ha. Huge thanks, and stay safe!🦌💌❤️🐑❤️☕️❤️🇨🇦❤️🐝❤️🌾❤️🌽
She melts my heart the way she comes running when she hears you
Lambs running up and down is soooooooo cute
God bless our farmers they work harder before 6 am, and stay later than most people even think about. They also have a heart for others because they feed the world.
"What happened?"
I appreciate the fact that you share the good and bad and the long ars hours that go into farming. People just don’t understand all the work that goes into growing our food. Thank you all.
Jess everyone accepts youngsters make mistakes the important thing is that you learn from them and don't keep making the same mistakes over and over again