Relentless spring rains are drenching our sheep farm! Despite the downpour, our sheep are fortunate to have a cozy and dry shelter in our barns. Our barns are equipped with curtains on all sides, allowing us to adjust the amount of natural light and fresh air that enters. Whether it's opening them wide to create an outdoor-like environment or shutting them tight to keep the sheep snug and content, our barns provide the perfect refuge from the harsh weather conditions outside.

While we appreciate the nourishing rain that will eventually result in lush pastures and abundant hay during the summer, we are grateful that our sheep are not exposed to the elements and remain healthy. Join us as we lay fresh bedding in every barn, ensuring our sheep's comfort and well-being. Witness the joy of our lambs frolicking in the straw, a true testament to their happiness.

Despite our usual practice of avoiding shipping sheep during adverse weather, today we had to transport a few breeding ewes and a ram to a customer with an inflexible schedule. Discover the breeding stock chosen by the customer and witness how we carefully load them for transport.

Rain or shine, the work on a sheep farm never stops. However, having a sheltered space makes these challenging days a little more bearable. Join us on our vlog as we navigate through the rainy season, providing the best care for our flock. Welcome to Ewetopia Farms, where we document our daily sheep farming activities on our vlog. Subscribe now to stay updated on our sheep farming journey!

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00:00 Introduction - Dealing With Spring Rains
02:40 New Lambs Safe and Dry
04:52 Sheep In Controlled Climate
07:16 Newly Weaned Lambs
08:36 Feeding Ewes and Lambs
09:11 Lamb Races
10:39 Nice Dorset Ewe Lamb
12:44 Barn Checks
14:29 Selling Ewes and Rams
16:16 Loading Sheep In The Rain
21:34 Keeping The Sheep Dry
27:16 Lambs Enjoying The Fresh Straw
28:55 Putting Out Straw With A Skidsteer