Schafe im Winter: Das steckt wirklich hinter meinem Heu

Sheep in Winter – and the Truth About My Hay In this video, I'll take you into my sheep barn and talk openly about how I keep my sheep in winter – and why my hay keeps raising questions. I'll explain: • Why sheep tolerate cold better than wet conditions • Why lambs are particularly sensitive to rain • Why "indoors and outdoors" doesn't have to be a contradiction • Why long wool can be problematic in the barn • What really makes good hay • And why my hay is made more for the animals' needs – rather than for production I'll also tell you: • How I deal with heavy snow • Why I put out hay so the sheep don't have to dig in the snow • Why my land is subject to nature conservation regulations • And why I'm still happy with my hay At the end, I'll ask you some questions: 👉 How do you keep your animals in winter? 👉 Would you prefer to keep sheep outdoors or in a barn? 👉 If you enjoyed the video: Give it a thumbs up 👍 👉 Feel free to leave a comment about which topics related to sheep, farms, or hay you're particularly interested in! #SheepFarming #SheepInWinter #AnimalHusbandry #Hay #Agriculture #Sheepfold #PastureGrazing #AnimalWelfare #Sustainability #NatureConservation #ShepherdLife #Lambs #Farm Chapters: 00:00 Welcome – A Day in the Sheepfold 00:30 First Lambs & Current Situation 01:00 Sheep Outside in the Snow – Is That Okay? 02:00 Why Dampness Is the Real Problem 03:00 Indoors vs. Outdoors – My Approach 04:00 Wool, Moisture, and Health 05:00 When Lambs Are at Risk 06:00 Snow – When Does It Become Critical? 07:00 Why my hay is the way it is 08:00 Nature reserves & hay harvest 09:00 What good hay should do 10:00 Conclusion & your opinion