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** WARNING - CONTAINS EXTREME CLOSE-UP FOOTAGE OF BIRTH **

Farmer Dale and Farmer Darrell were feeding the animals when two Boer goats went into labour at the time.

Dale got the most spectacular close-up footage as one of the kids became stuck mid-way through labour.

Our epic live broadcast this morning saw a new hiefer calf arrive at Cannon Hall Farm - plus the arrival of some gorgeous new lambs, including a really rare moment where one was born in the sac.

It was a roller-coaster of a morning that we live-streamed to our Facebook audience - with triumph, tragedy and a sing-along.

In the most cruel blow yet, Farmer David lost three lambs - but managed to end on a high note with the safe delivery of a Gritstone and a successful wet adoption.

Tune in for your daily dose of Spring.

Our next installment just for kids will look at our reindeer Jeffrey and Prince.

We will be taking you through some fascinating facts - and challenging you to draw a picture of them at home showing what you think they do to relax when they aren't pulling Santa's Sleigh.

Upload it to our Facebook page.

** WARNING: This video contains extreme close-up footage of a live birth **

Kelvin Fletcher's sheep Marnie Molly did us proud with these two gorgeous babies at Cannon Hall Farm.

Farmer David had to swoop in to action on the second one - did he manage to save them both?

Our farmers talk you through the exciting new arrival of Orchid's foal and discuss what it's like having this new little fella on the farm.

There's a bucket load of trouble at Cannon Hall Farm as we have goats arriving by the bucketload.

There was quad goats and plenty more.

Farmer Ruth has had a busy night at Cannon Hall Farm so far - she can't even count on both hands the number of babies she's welcomed because the number is well over double digits now.

Join her for a catch up from the lambing shed.

There was triumph and tragedy on today's live broadcast and the lambing shed was full of action.

Watch the video for some lamb births but be aware not everything goes to plan.

Our visitor attraction is closed but there's still thousands of animals on our farm that need care - including the sheep.

We have entered the busiest time in the farming calendar and we are running with only essential workers. It's all hands on deck - from a safe distance. Join us as we welcome our newest arrival - Kerry Hill twins.

A slightly delayed broadcast this morning as we have scores of new lambs arriving - plus we check in on the piglets and see Farmer Roger from afar.

Tune in every morning at 7.30am.

Join Farmer David on a walk around the lambing pen at Cannon Hall Farm. We've got a skeleton crew of farmers looking after the lambs which are arriving thick and fast.

It feels very strange to not be seeing visitors on our gantry and showing off the lambs to the school kids. Join us online as we introduce our new arrivals.