You are making my sundays so enjoyable❤❤❤especially after after sleeping at 2 in the morning after watching the BaltiMoer test match against the ABs😊😊😊...thank yoy brother this channel is so calming and educational about farming and being good hard working people.

our farmers do so much for so little reward , thanks for the video .God bless

Quality information.
Good to understand the whole process.
Great video.

Very good content. Thank you. I love the farming and educational dimension to it. Keep more coming

This was so interesting. Utterly amazing to follow the whole process. Thank you. Trusting that the farm is profoundly fruitful in  both quality and also the financial flow through. It is richly deserved.

I noticed that Kobus is quite an introvert, a man of few words.

Dankie baie! Vir julle harde werk op die plaas om one the voer in die stad manne!👍❤️

Whow! I had no idea about the selling and distribution of raw wool. But thanks to your great video I now understand more. Thank you!
Love your videos!

It's a Sunday ❤We are indulged

Thanks for the video. Was very educational.

😊very interesting episode!! Thank you for sharing again. Have a great week and congratulations with that wool price🎉

Now this was awesome. Thanks man.

Thanks for taking is with very interresting. 🎉🎉🎉

Someone should start up a wool textile factory to export a finished product for a lot more money.

I am LOVING your channel, particularly this episode! We are merino farmers from outback Australia, we are shearing at the moment and hoping to reach 30,000 head shorn this year. I started sharing on youtube and then found your channel, I love seeing the differences and similarities between what we do here vs what you do there. I am so glad that on top of the existing water issues that come with having sheep in such low rainfall, we don’t have monkeys to worry about here 🤣

It would be great if wool producers teamed up to build a massive processing facility so that we export a semi finished product, not raw wool

We had BKB in East london many years ago . It was a hive of activities with farmers . God bless our farmers

Interesting and most enjoyable.

Ouch, I am having flashbacks here, had 7 years in the industry after my apprenticeship. Started as a general combing mill fitter.  Finished of as another companies Carding Engineer and soecialisedin Carding Mohair.
Became a technician and then an HSE senior inspector in oil and gas eventualy and now retired.
Some found memories of those times in the Eastern Cape.
I was privileged to attend and Auction in  East London SA.
Alao got a 2 week Jolly to a sister plant in Texas for all the effort I put in building the 6 Carding machines in Dimbaza that were imported from Spain secound hand.

It's a small detail but still calling it Port Elizabeth made my day. This channel is the GOAT (no pun intended). Content is amazing. The algo better make this pop cause it is one of the better series out there on Youtube atm.