A factory building inside the sheep farm, used as an area to care for the spring lambs.
There are several pens inside, just put the ewes and lambs in there.
The ewes will automatically take care of the lambs.
A few employees are busy inside, preparing to feed the lambs.
Little Border Collie, Little White Wolf, and Coal Ball follow at Jiang Feng's feet, inspecting their future herding targets.
As the owner of the ranch, Jiang Feng is quite at ease.
He explained to the online audience:
"Sheep are generally divided into winter lambs and spring lambs. I don't have many winter lambs this year, about seventy to eighty, and they're already three months old."
"There are a lot more spring lambs."
"Winter lambs and spring lambs each have their pros and cons. Winter lambs are born when ewes are pregnant in summer, when the grass is better, and ewes eat well, so the lambs born are relatively strong. The downside is winter is quite cold, and the survival rate of winter lambs is low."
