Animals and Farmers

“I’m getting a bit tired, but not tired of you… you are a good one!” Farmer Dave is checking in with Sapphire, whose nightly maternity phone calls are getting out of hand. … read more

We’ve had so many messages from people checking up on our goat Nanny, who we had to rush for a c-section last week. Although her kid didn’t make it, we are delighted … read more

We’ve had a great adventure at the Great Yorkshire Show and we made sure to film the special moments for a mini documentary. Join us as Ruby and Amber enter the show … read more

There’s drama on the farm as one of our pygmy goats needs an emergency c-section – so it’s a rush to Donaldson’s Vets to try to save both mum and baby. If … read more

Our Highland Wallace has been weaned from his mum Emma, so we’ve been making sure to keep him company because we didn’t want him feeling sorry for himself. Join Farmer Dale as … read more

It’s a day of firsts for our Shire Amber who is preparing for her first ever Yorkshire Show – and mum Ruby has had three baths but now looks absolutely looks the … read more

We thought all Pip’s puppies had gone to happy new homes – but sadly one has returned and our pal Boomerang is looking for his forever home. If you think you can … read more

It’s a big day for Emma, our Yorkshire Show Champion, and it is a day of mixed emotions. It’s time to wean Wallace now, he’s becoming a young bull and it is … read more

There’s some exciting news as our shire horse Ruby and her foal Amber return home from Wales – and we’ve got plenty of work to get them ready for The Great Yorkshire … read more

Farmer Dave is training Will and Wade to shear and is passing the baton to a much younger crew… Tune in to watch as our young farmers get to shearing the remaining … read more

Gwen, our Shorthorn cow, is finally off to our low park meadow with her twin calves – and we’ve gone from red flags for her in a perilious state to them absolutely … read more

There’s a new baby in our mammal house – a baby cloud rat. These animals are quite rarely on display and we know people find them to be absolutely fascinating creatures.