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Returning to the United States…and the Farm

Gold Shaw Farm | August 5, 2026



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Join us on Gold Shaw Farm for a heartwarming farm vlog as we check in on our beautiful highland cows. This update features our adorable miniature highland cows and a special focus on a new baby animal. It’s a peaceful glimpse into country life and the daily happenings with our farm animals.

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  1. @jmarino715

    August 5, 2026 at 12:27 pm

    One thing I learned living & working on a ranch with cattle, is that if you section off their pasture into "strips" of land, and only allow them to graze every OTHER row (as in: you let them graze the "even" rows first, and let the odd rows stay untouched until they've grazed they've grazed all the even ones), you will GREATLY reduce the number of flies because their natural predators (like dragonflies, especially) love to hang out in the untouched rows.

  2. @DipityS

    August 5, 2026 at 12:27 pm

    Your farm is just beautiful in full summer – and in full winter. It's gets a bit muddy and messy during the messy wet in-betweens – but right now – it's a paradise.

  3. @jwenting

    August 5, 2026 at 12:27 pm

    My father ran an ag-services company. Taking care of farms when the farmer was on vacation or in hospital or otherwise incapacitated was a major major part of the business.
    Yes, those people don't come cheap. But then again they take over the entire operation of the farm, not just feeding and watering the animals.

  4. @sandywatkins8484

    August 5, 2026 at 12:27 pm

    I love watching all your animals just be themselves. I was wondering, how much cattle do you have now? I remember when it was just like half a dozen and your farm has grown so much. I'm losing track. I'd love to see a garden tour with Allison. You can tell she loves that garden.

  5. @craigk.235

    August 5, 2026 at 12:27 pm

    Everything was interesting. I definitely like how you explained everything. The garden tours are always nice, it would be great to see that. Maybe you'll grow nice sized pumpkins.

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