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Farmer Philip is walking the Highlands Bonnie and Lilibet down to meet Murphy the Bull and giving the calves the chance to stretch their legs in the grass paddock.

Sugar the Shorthorn Cow is in fine fettle and is preparing to have her calf - Farmer Dave is checking in with the mum-to-be. What are the signs to watch out for ?

Checking in with chief of chickens, Farmer Charlotte, who is checking in with her pals the bantams, who are super friendly.

"If it were Texas, we'd be on horseback!" Farmer Dave is on a mission to round up the lambs to get them ready for some treatment, but it is not an easy job because there are just so many of them. Join our team as we do one of the regular farm health jobs.

Cannon Ball's story was an emotional one - he came here as an orphan and found a new mum in our Shire horse Silver.

He's grown into a fantastic young fellow - and we are so proud to see him now.

Our Highland Bull Murphy will be appearing at the Great Yorkshire Show so with a month to go, the pressure is on to make sure he is ready for the ring.

He's looking solid and now we have to start brushing and conditioning his fantastic coat.

Oh no! We forgot one! Just when we thought we'd finished shearing our sheep, we realise that we've accidentally forgotten a Zwartable. Farmer Dave to the rescue!

It's the big moment as Farmer Rob reveals the name of Ruby's belting foal - she's such a beautiful horse and a strong young filly.

Ruby is one of our favourites, thanks to her steady temperament, so allow us to introduce you to her amazing foal...

Elder and Mr Hickory our red squirrels have some baby news at Cannon Hall Farm - we have kits!

Farmer Georgie is so excited, allow her to introduce you to the newest arrivals.

Rainbow and Finian, our newest Shetland foal, are off on a playdate with Pony M and Cilla.

We guarantee you won't see anything cuter in your newsfeed today!

Farmer Dave is checking in with his favourite donkey Bambi - so he visits her and her foal and, from the thousands of suggestions we recieved, announces her official name.

Farmer Georgie is very proud of her mammal house and works really hard to ensure there's a host of wierd and wonderful species in there. Cannon Hall Farm is the only place in the UK where you can see cactus mice, munsters yellow-toothed cavy, and the brandts voles.