A goat, a corn cob and Canadian tariffs: Gold Shaw Farm's four-video week
The Vermont farm's sponsored dog-and-pasture video drew the biggest crowd, and its comments keep coming back to Elvis the bull at the brush.
Gold Shaw FarmStory of Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Impact of Canadian tariffs bluntly explained by a goat eating a corn cob
What does a goat chewing a corn cob have to do with trade policy? On Gold Shaw Farm, enough to carry a title: "Impact of Canadian tariffs bluntly explained by a goat eating a corn cob" was one of four uploads Morgan Gold and Allison Ebrahimi Gold posted from Peacham, Vermont, the 158 acres they still cheerfully describe as a farm-in-progress.
The week's biggest audience went to "Every Farmer Knows This and Nobody's Saying It*", the Monday video that opened the week. The description frames it around the livestock guardian dogs working the misty fields, with a glimpse of the gravestone on the property. Viewers, though, talk about the animals with names. Elvis the bull, once wary and now apparently a regular at the grooming brush, gets the most attention: several people point out that the bull is the friendliest bovine on the place, and others welcome the news that he has another year on the farm. A barn cat's-eye view at the end has its own requests for a repeat, and a surprising number of people mention enjoying the sponsor segment.
The freshest momentum belongs to "My Garden is Frozen and My Goats are in Heat," which is picking up views faster than anything else on the channel, a fair summary of early October in the Northeast Kingdom. "This Sneaky Calf Steals Milk" rounds out the week.
The channel as a whole kept to its usual rhythm, a little over 400,000 views across the week, and it sits fourth in size among the homesteading and outdoors channels nearest to it. Laura Farms and Madison Clysdale are the ones running hot right now, while Huw Richards and PioneerPauly are a touch quieter than usual.
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What viewers say
The comments under "Every Farmer Knows This and Nobody's Saying It*"
I love it that your bull is the friendliest bovine on the farm...breaking stereotype.
@eloisebates7827See it on YouTubeMacho Man, King of the day spa❤
@kc4941See it on YouTubeThanks for the Barncat POV at the end - please maintain this regular feature!
@highseasbanditrySee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Gold Shaw Farm right now
- Channel
- Gold Shaw Farm
- Subscribers
- 939,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 407,229
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- September 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 10,261
- Views on its first day
- 5,803
The numbers
Here is how Gold Shaw Farm's week looks in figures.
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Livestock guardian dogs, like the ones in this week's video, are bred mainly to protect animals from what?
Guardian breeds live with the herd and deter predators such as coyotes, bears and wolves.
