Merry Christmas friends! We want to introduce you to our very favorite animals on the farm, and tell you why we love them so much. Meet our pigs, sheep, goats, geese and dogs, and get a sneak peak at some of our brand new baby animals.
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Great group of farm animals! You must have fun caring for them😊🎄🎄🎄😊
Yes, they are a lot of fun...and a lot of hard work!
Amazing you give them all names and remember them without fail. Ever thought about offering a day on your farm for a day for a charge?? I would love to pay you for a day on the farm and would have paid for both of my daughters to come and spend a day to see where their food actually comes from!! Wouldn't have to charge for an overnight stay, but FARM WITH YOU FOR THE DAY.... I think it would be very well received if you offered it!!! ANYONE ELSE THINK IT'S SOMETHING YOU WOULD SEND YOUR KIDS TO??
thats a great idea!👍🏻
That's a great idea! We need to get the farm a little safer and more inviting for visitors, but maybe we can offer some open farm days in the future.
Keep up the good work... I breed Barbados sheep and Nigerian Dwarfs here in Oregon on 27 acres in the woods...
Thanks, you too!
It was so good to see your fav's. Enjoyed this video as well as all the others! I wish you the best in the new year!
Thanks so much! I hope you have a wonderful New Year as well!
My FAVORİTE animal iş cat and my alis name rabit
I love cats too!
Would you say pet pigs (potbellies) or pet goats are easier for someone with no experience keeping either?
I think pigs are far easier to raise than goats. I recommend doing lots of research on potbellies before buying to make sure that's what you want. Rescues are overrun with pet pigs that get too large and/or aggressive once they reach adulthood. It would be great if you could find a rescue to adopt through.
@@YouCanFarmthanks! Yes, the goal would be to rescue/adopt the goats or pigs! Thanks for the response 😊
Do you find your nubians are loud? And also if dairy breeds are bred to kid, do they require milking or do they regulate off of demand?
My Nubians are only loud when they are in heat, but I think most goats get noisy then. Heavy milk producers will need at least some milking to help relieve udder pressure, especially at first when the young kids don't drink vey much. Typically they will regulate milk production to the demand over time.