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Our grey Shire colt Herkules is off to Penistone Agricultural Show on Saturday so it's time to make sure he is absolutely looking his best.

We certainly think he's got winning potential - so keep everything crossed.

After years of hard work, our Dutch Spotted flock are finally coming in to their own - and it's been an amazing could have weeks with shows and celebrations The hard work for next year starts now - and preparation for the season is already underway. .

Treacle, our bottle-fed goat, is one of the farm's favourite characters - but her kid Tiffin isn't quite as outgoing as her mum.

The pair are living happily with our alpaca herd in the rare breeds barn.

We are absolutely thrilled that one of our pedigree Dutch spotted sheep won the prestigeous title of supreme Champion at Welshpool.

As farmers, our programme for our rare breeds is something we take great pride in and to have our hard work ...read more

Farmer Dave is off to show our pedigree sheep at a show in Carlilse - how will our dutch spotted fare against some tough competition?

Get ready for an adorable update in Puffle the Potoroo's life! Our favourite hopping friend is about to welcome a new mate and we are really hopeful that sometime in the next few months we could welcome Cannon Hall Farm's very first little 'Joey'.

Our Highland calf Beauty is going through a bit of a major transformation and is losing her calf coat - which means she will end up looking entirely different to what she does now.She is grazing outside for the Summer so be sure to watch out for her.

We really need some help in naming Rainbow's foal - and we'd love it to be a weather / solar theme name. Join Farmer Kate as she checks in with our newest arrival - and our very very pregnant Shetland ponies.

When our Highland Emma went into labour, it was apparent very quickly that something was very wrong.

Her calf was in the wrong position - so it was up to Farmers Wade and Harvey to step in to help.

Our farm team headed to Emley Show at the weekend, showing Murphy, our Highland, our Shire horses Silver and Cannon Ball and our Dutch Spotted sheep.

We have the most fabulous baby llama (cria) who has the most unusual markings - and he's becoming a real firm favourite.

He's quite reserved for a llama, and is a little bit shy - what do you think we should call him?