Docile Sheep and the Secrets of Transhumance: A Valencian Farmer's Story

Transhumance in Valencia: A Shepherdess's Insight into Docile Sheep Valencia, Spain – In a charming short video released by À Punt Mèdia, viewers get a glimpse into the daily life of young farmers participating in the ancient practice of transhumance. The video focuses on the final leg of the journey, where shepherdess Miriam shares insights into the unique behavior of her sheep. She explains, "Some sheep are calmer because their mothers may have lacked milk, or the birth went poorly, and so they were raised differently." This observation provides a fascinating insight into the relationship between animal care and temperament. The video is part of a series, "De Mar i Bancal," which aims to highlight the work of young Valencian farmers. The series offers a valuable perspective on sustainable agriculture and the preservation of traditional skills. The video's success on social media, with 576 views in just a few hours, suggests a strong public interest in this type of content. The series is a testament to the dedication of these young farmers, and the video serves as a delightful and informative introduction to their world.