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Spain - Farmer flees Fires with his Cattle. This is so so sad.

#GulfCoast #Sheep youtube.com/shorts/DsUQGrj…

Des dizaines de tracteurs affluent vers Bordeaux avec des citernes pour prêter main forte aux pompiers. C'est ça, la France ! ❤️🇲🇫

In Aydın, a camel herder discovered that food stuck in his camel's cheek, unable to be chewed, had accumulated over time, forming a lump. With years of experience, he intervened and saved the animal from death.

@WthrLdy 128°F here with little to no wind. Corn on two sides. Heat stressed sheep.

Heat Index NW Lancaster Co. Corn Country is 114'F. @NWSOmaha @N9XTN How ya doing in your field Mark?

@WeatherProf Heat index of 128°F here on Davis weather station. We have corn on two sides of the property. Most unbearable day outside I've ever experienced. Very little wind. Heat stressed sheep.

Look at some of these heat index numbers today!! 4 readings between 126-136. Now I can be sure whether the dewpoint sensors are good, but the fact that 4 sites measured near 130 does provide evidence that some isolated 130 feels like we’re likely experienced.

If you still don't think climate change is making these fires worse, feel free to comment. It'll also be the last comment you ever make on one of my posts.

Every sheep in the UK has to be shorn for its welfare. There is no choice. Yet the heartbreaking reality is that it often costs more to shear a sheep than the fleece is worth. So tonnes of beautiful British wool are treated as waste, burned, buried or composted, while we fill our wardrobes with synthetic fibres made from oil that shed microplastics into our rivers and seas. It feels as though somewhere along the way we’ve forgotten the value of the things nature gives us so generously. British wool is warm, breathable, biodegradable, renewable and grown every single year by animals already grazing our countryside. It deserves to be treasured, not thrown away. Perhaps the answer isn’t to produce more. Perhaps it’s to remember what we’ve always had, and start valuing natural materials, skilled craftsmanship and the people who produce them once again.

@muddymuddymum Same! 😂🤣

Why does it not matter the species; All animals seem to poo in their water The chicks, the chickens, the lambs, the ewes, the rams. I'm forever cleaning 💩 out of water!

I've never seen the beginning of a tornado on the ground. This is so crazy!! 😳🥴

How nice of him to gift the cat his fish. 😌

A must watch. #ClimateChange #SuperElNino

Baling, in case you are hay-curious. 😆 #haying #short youtube.com/shorts/XNvl1mY…

Yorkshire Lavender 💜

Time to rake. #haying youtube.com/shorts/StJGYEg…

@ClarksonsFarm1 U-Pick fruit cropd like blueberries, peaches, apples and fruit stand.

The diversification (shop, pub, etc.) has been key. What creative idea would you add if you ran Diddly Squat?

@ClarksonsFarm1 I liked the competition in Season 1, but Season 5 was very cool. 😎

Poll: Best season so far? 
A) Season 1 (the beginning)
B) Season 2 (shop & diversification)
C) Season 3/4 (pub & more drama)
D) Season 5 (latest adventures)

@ClarksonsFarm1 Cheese or dairy.

What new crop, animal, or business should Jeremy add to the farm next season?

New Jimothy just dropped

man rescuing the horse from the flood