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Harvest's Over... But the Work Isn't | Preg Testing Merino Ewes

#stephbartlett #farmlifeaustralia #merinos Harvest might be over, but the work on the farm definitely isn’t. This week we’ve been flat out in the sheep yards, weighing lambs, drafting sheep, getting the rams in, and preg testing our Merino ewes. With summer well and truly here, a lot of our days have been spent working sheep, and we’ve been very grateful to be under cover while we do it. In today’s video, Farmer Charles’ wife, Dayna, joins us on the farm to preg test the ewes, and it’s the first time we’ve finally managed to get her on a YouTube video. While she scans, Dayna walks us through the process and explains what we’re looking for, from single pregnancies to multiples, and which ewes are dry. You’ll also see plenty of sheep yard action, the dogs at work, a chat with Farmer Charles and Farmer John, and the final results as we draft the ewes three ways based on the scan. A big thank you to Action Steel for sponsoring today’s video. With so much sheep work happening over summer, having a quality yard cover makes a huge difference, and it’s something we genuinely use and appreciate on the farm (as well as our Hay Shed that they also built). 👉 Check out Action Steel here: Website - https://www.actionsteel.com.au/ Facebook -   / actionsteelindustries   Instagram -   / actionsteelsheds   YouTube -    / @actionsteelindustries   There’s many reasons why we recommend Action Steel; here’s a few of them: Action is 100% focused on the Ag Market/ Farm Sheds All Action sheds are manufactured in Australia – at their facility in Stawell VIC, and built across the East Coast (VIC, SA, TAS, NSW & QLD) The heavy-duty frame is fully hot dip galvanised (that’s the columns and the trusses) Action manages the complete shed building process – that’s applying for permits, manufacturing the shed, delivery, and installation etc. And Action will be celebrating 25 years of business in 2026! If you enjoy real farm life, sheep work, and seeing what actually goes on behind the scenes after harvest, make sure you’re subscribed and let us know what you thought in the comments. Be Wildly You, Steph