Animals and Farmers

If you visit us at Cannon Hall Farm this week, you will see there’s plenty of new arrivals, including the cutest litter of piglets. Join Farmer Darrell as he provides more fascinating … read more

Philippa our Gllama has had her baby – but because she thinks she’s a llama we have left her with her pals. She lives as one of the llama pack and so … read more

Most of our farmers are on holiday – which means it is up to one man to step up to the plate to feed our pesky goat pals. But as Farmer Alex … read more

We are so pleased that we have finally been able to announce all the news surrounding Ruby’s foal. Our gorgeous filly Sapphire was everything we could have hoped for – she’s absolutely … read more

We have a Swiss Valais lamb that has needed a little bit of extra care and attention – so Farmer Kate has been on hand to rear it along with the other … read more

** WARNING: CONTAINS VERY CLOSE UP FOOTAGE OF BIRTH ** If you are visiting us soon make sure to head to farrowing house 2 where we’ve just had a litter of piglets … read more

** WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC FOOTAGE OF INJURY ** A few weeks ago, Farmer Richard found a ewe at Mill Farm that was terribly ill. In what was described as the worst case … read more

Did you know that Shire horses need to be protected from the sun, just like we do?But tackling a one-tonne horse who doesn’t like sun cream being applied isn’t always the easiest … read more

Our farmers were completely surprised by a pair of Boer goat twins that were most definitely NOT expected. We found them when checking the fields and we had no idea the Nanny … read more

We were so convinced that our donkey Crocus was having twins – but we’d have lost the bet.She gave birth to her lovely foal Jules around two weeks ago (we did decide … read more

If you tuned in to Tuesday’s episode of This Week on the Farm then you will have seen the arrival of the very lovely Primrose. Just like Millie, she had been bottle … read more

Come rain or shine, our farmers always have jobs that need to be done to care for the animals.So join Farmer Darrell as he explains why we trim our cow’s feet – … read more