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Valerie and Farmer Kate
Valerie is really growing up to be a big girl now, and we think she's now as big as she's going to get.
Join Farmer Kate as she checks in with our most unusual sheep - who absolutely loves Farmer Cuddles.
Just look at the bliss on her face...2023 lambing, here we come!
Say hello Sully!
Sully, our European Eyed Lizard, is certainly an impressive sight but did you ever want to know more about him? Join Farmer Kate at locust feeding time! Don't forget that entry to our reptile house is included with your farm admission - and can visit for £4.95 per person on weekdays until Mid-October.
Ted and Hetty: Penistone Show
Ted and Hetty went to the Penistone Agricultural Show this weekend - and we took our inhouse videographer Farmer Dale to make sure we captured all the best bits from behind the scenes.
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Welcome Elder!
Our walk through sequirrel enclosure will be opening very soon - and here's what happened when our red squirrel Ginger met the newest arrival Elder.
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Naming the Highlands
The two newest members to Cannon Hall Farm's Highland Fold have been named at last.
Join Farmer Ruth as we make a very special introduction to Flora and Wallace of Cawthorne.
Don't forget that weekday farm admission is just £4.95 per person and includes the soft play.
A Drone’s Eye View
Farmers Rob and Dave are moving the sheep in our rolling countryside, but with such expansive grounds to cover, how do we do it?
We have a restoration project underway to fix some walling - and Pip our Sheepdog and our Polaris Off Road ranger has certainly come in handy.
Introducing Judo!
Farmer Georgie is in the mammal house where our Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat Manila has had a baby - allow us to introduce you to Judo.
This is literally the cutest thing you will see today - and we are making sure to contribute to worldwide research about these amazing creatures.
Our Shorthorn Herd
Do you ever wonder why we choose some of the breeds we keep at Cannon Hall Farm?
Join Farmer Dave as we tell the story of how our Shorthorn herd first came to the farm - from Jeremy's first moments to our very first calves.
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The future of our fold
Fern and Emma's young calves are already showing some fantastic qualities and we are really hoping that they might follow in mum's footsteps and be prize-winning cows one day too.
Join Farmer Dave as we check in with the Cannon Hall Farm fold.
Pumpkin and Pistachio
There has been a couple of new arrivals to our llama herd recently, but it's likely not what you're thinking.
Two very special little goats have taken up residence in our llama pen.
Pumpkin and Pistachio, the Anglo-Nubian goat kids, have taken a ...read more
Building a new flock
Join us as we begin forming a brand new flock here at Cannon Hall Farm.
It was our busiest year yet for lambing - but one breed that really stood out to us was our Dutch Spotted lambs born in June.
These little lambs are extra special as they will one day become breeding ewes in our new founding flock.
Diamond and Jon Bon Pony
Our Shetland Pony Diamond had a really tough time earlier this year, when she lost her foal.
Her recovery has been slow-going, but we've put her in with Jon Bon Pony who seems to be helping her get back to full health.
Join Farmer Dave as we check in on this precious pony pair.