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A new arrival
Farmers Rob and Dale were in the barns at the right time when one of our shorthorn herd started to calf.
Make sure you tune in to the incredible live birth footage as we welcome another new arrival to Cannon Hall Farm.
Don't forget that tickets have to be booked in advance online before your visit www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk.
Checking in with the Shires – Cannon Hall Farm
It's the end of the day, which means it is time to have a little move around with the horses.
As a farm attraction that is open to the public, the work continues even when visitors have gone home.
Check in with our Shire's - ...read more
Checking in with Pip – Cannon Hall Farm
Our sheepdog Pip is back at the farm after undergoing some extra training - and she's getting to be a real pro.Join Farmer Rob as he checks in with his faithful friend and hear all about her next adventure.Don't forget our family farm is open to visitors - and tickets start at £4 per person depending on your arrival time.
Our Highland Cows
Join Farmer's Rob and Dave at Cannon Hall Farm where they check in on our Highland cows.
Don't forget that you can bulk buy tickets for £69.95 for ten visits, which can be used in the school holidays.https://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk/bulk-ticket-offer/
Meerkat Enrichment
Thanks for supporting our family farm with your Meerkat Adoption, here's an update on how our favourite furry friends are getting on.
We're always looking for ways to keep our animals entertained and enriched and recently Farmer Georgie got to thinking and ...read more
Checking in with Helen
Our alpaca Helen has had quite the journey so far at Cannon Hall Farm - and when we split our group of alpacas to form a new one it came as no surprise when she quickly established herself as the matriach of the group.
Join Farmer Dale as he explains what's next for our two groups of alpacas.
Orchid and her foal
Orchid delivered a wonderful filly foal in April but things didn't go to plan and both had to spend two weeks at a specialist horse hospital.
You'll be able to find out more about this story in an upcoming series of Summer on the Farm but for now join Farmer Ruth as we check in with the pair.
Introducing Jelly Bean
We have never in all our years of farming seen a lamb as small as Jelly Bean.When Farmer Kate delivered him, she was convinced he wouldn't make it. He's a pure bred Swiss Valais embryo transplanted into mum - make sure you tune in for his official introducation as we introduce this year's little miracle.
Checking the flock
Ever wondered what life is like as a farmer at Cannon Hall Farm? Join Farmer Darrell as he explains one of his duties - the daily check on the many sheep who live in our 12 Acre fields.
What goes into caring for our sheep once they head out into the great outdoors?
Don't forget we are open to visitors - we'd love to meet you.
Check up on Pony M
Pony M gave us a real fright when she became suddenly ill a few weeks ago. She ended up having to have special treatment but the fight really was on to save both her and her unborn foal.
Join Farmer Dave and Matt as they check in on her - and don't forget ...read more
Jabba’s Six Month Slumber
Farmer Kate is in the reptile house checking in with Jabba who has woken from a six month sleep.
She's the first one to greet him with a delicious snack.
Ever wondered how wide an Argentinian Horned Frog can open his mouth?Wonder no more...