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Every lambing season there are those lambs that need a little extra help - and without the crucial intervention of our farmers a lot of them wouldn't make it.Take this pair is Swiss Valais, bottlefeeding the lambs that need it is tiring, sometimes never-ending work. So a huge shoutout to our backbone farm team who has nursed them all through.

Our gorgeous Shire horses were so excited to test out their brand new paddock - watch what happens when our farmers lead them out for the very first time.

The girls have settled in nicely - and now Will and Orchid will soon be joining them.

Our lamb Captain Tom is a big fella now and it is his time to be turned out into the field.

Join Farmer Robert as he embarks on his new journey in the rolling fields of Cannon Hall Farm.

* This was film before THE Captain Tom was made Colonel!

Watch the full extended cut video of our Shire horse foal Will being born - these are scened you won't have seen on Springtime on the Farm.

We are so lucky to have CCTV in our barns to capture scenes like this, it is something we usually don't get to share in such detail.

We try our best for our animals - so it truly is a devestating blow for us when one comes down poorly.

Our farmers rushed to bring this ewe in from the fields when Ranger Roger found her - but did they get to her in time?

Petal our pygmy goat is a firm favourite on the farm - she was orphaned as a kid and really took to the farmers who hand-reared her.We are absolutely thrilled that she's had her baby and both are safe and well.Could you suggest a name for her newborn?

** WARNING: GRAPHIC CLOSE UP FOOTAGE OF BIRTH **

If Farmer David were an action man doll, his lambing ropes would be his favourite accessory.

He's one of our most experienced lambers and so when this Gritstone got into difficulty, he ...read more

Join Farmer Rob as we catch up with a new farm favourite, our distinctive Dutch spotted lamb Pongo.

She's had a tumultuous start to her young life - but we catch up with her as she's turned out to her new home in the sprawling green fields of Cannon Hall Farm.

Lambing ends and kidding begins!

We have a year-round breeding programme on the farm which means there's always new arrivals.

Normally, we share these amazing babies with our farm visitors - but allow us to lighten up your lockdown with your daily dose of spring joy.

Watch what happens when Farmer Dave meets a goat having quads!

Join Farmer Darrell as he introduces our pigs with some helpful educational tidbits for the little ones at home.

Can they remember our piggy facts and draw us a picture?

We don't know why this video makes us emotional - but it does.

Will's first tentative steps outside and Orchid enjoying her run in the sand paddock.

We've been saving this for a good time - and it seems perfect chance for a Shire horse related pick me up!

Don't forget you can adopt our amazing shire horses on our website now.

Farmer Dale thought it would be a wonderful idea to film our Llamas going out for a run into the sand paddock.

Which it totally would have been... ....had he not misjudged how excited they'd be :-) Worth watching for his panicked run.