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Farmer Alex takes a trip to our beautiful park fields where our llamas have been enjoying the Summer. We are hoping that in the coming months our llamas will have some new arrivals but for now you can see our youngest ones in the rare breeds barn at the farm.We are open to visitors every day (but tickets have to be booked online.)

What's the difference between a gilt and a sow? Join Farmer Dale as he checks in on one of our new mums who has just had her first litter of piglets.Our year-round breeding programme means there's always new babies to see so make sure to book your tickets to visit us https://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk/visitor-information/

There really is no nicer sight than seeing our Shetland ponies stretching their legs.A huge part of our job is rotating the animals around our fields to keep life interesting for them and give them all chance to exercise and enjoy it. We do all our farm ...read more

It was a race against time to save our Shetland mare Diamond - she's had a tough few weeks.She's had some brilliant vetinary care and is being nursed back to health by our farm team.She's been spending time in our special care barn - but she's most definitely missing her best pal Pony M.Join Farmer Darrell for an update.

Our iguana Iggy is having some extreme level beauty treatments from our farm team because he has a skin condition that needs some extra special care.

Matt the Vet has recommended a special moisturising treatment every two days which means he's getting ...read more

The great thing about visiting Cannon Hall Farm this summer is that our year-round breeding programme means there's always new arrivals to see.Check in with Farmer Darrell as he introduces our latest litter of piglets - and don't forget that all farm tickets have to be booked in advance online: https://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk/

It's the summer holidays which means fun, fun, fun and our farmers are always thinking of ways they can enrich the lives of our animals.

Join Farmers Kate and Georgie as they make a ball pool for our mongoose - but what will the bachelor pack make of ...read more

Farmer Rob says our donkey Cynthia is 'bagging up' (which means she's due to foal any time) so there could be the pitter patter of little hooves the next time you visit.

Unfortunately Cynthia's foal died last year (through no fault of hers) so we are ...read more

Farmer Charlotte has her own flock of pedigree sheep which she shows - so we asked her to begin training some of ours to enter the show ring in future years. She chose Everest and Eve - Cannon Hall Farm's Dutch Spotted Lambs - to make their debut at Cheshire Show at the weekend. Make sure you tune in to see their behind-the-scenes video diary.

After Jeremy made a break for freedom to get to a cow he fancied in the field next door, our team have been hard at work, quite literally, mending fences.But when it is time to move our massive bull back into the great outdoors - he doesn't seem that keen.Can ...read more

Farmer Kate is here to welcome you to our reptile house where we check in with Jade, our Chinese water dragon.Our reptile house is now open and entry is included with your farm admission ticket.You can book in here: https://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk/visitor-information/

Farmer Charlotte has Everest in the make-over seat and is getting him in tip top condition for his first ever show.It will be a first time for both of them as Dutch Spotted's are not a breed Charlotte usually shows.Everest is in a device that keeps both him ...read more