I can't start this week's blog without a big thank you to Matt from Countryfile for the short feature he put together for last Sunday's show. We might have been a little nervous about what the final edit was going to look like, but I personally feel that he did our project proud. He not only spent time to understand the work we do, but also got acr...

What a week it's been at the farm again, it seems that the unusual friendship of Taz the baby emu, Alfred the kid goat and Wiggle the gosling is capturing hearts all over the world. They've been in the press again, on the television but most importantly, hanging out in our barn together with more to come. When I see our trio together it really...

To be honest I don't even know where to begin this week. There's been radio, press, lots of work for the team and we're on the countdown to Easter and our feature on Countryfile. Though, hopefully a good place to start is by saying welcome to any new followers or supporters out there who've found us through the coverage this week. We knew Taz would...

It's really busy at the farm at the moment but I think it's fair to say that this week has been the week of Taz, our baby emu. It feels like we've been talking about the potential of baby emus for a while now, though it was only back in mid-December that our first eggs appeared confirming we had a breeding pair. Before I talk more about Taz, there ...

What a week it's been, especially now I can finally say we have kid goats. Yes, after all of the waiting and thinking it'll be anytime now and they'll most likely come along as I publish a blog, they've started to arrive. We still never completely know what's going to happen at the farm, so anything could happen as I publish, but I'm really happy t...

After the excitement of last week, it's been a much calmer week at the farm this week, well, in terms of extra activity going on anyway. It's always busy with so many animals to feed. It's at least been perfect timing to get some animal feed in from Wynnstay, get Oreo helping with more rounds of hay and have a few sheep rush hours. We've ...

What a week it's been at the farm, there's been some sunshine, some radio and a few extra cameras around. It's certainly not been boring while we wait to see which of our goose eggs hatch in the incubator and whether we'll actually have some baby emus. While we have been awaiting the new arrivals, we did welcome a very rare newcomer to the farm, Si...

While pregnancy has been catching up with me bringing the energy levels down meaning I've had to rest more, there's been no time for rest at the farm this week. It's a good job they don't need me with the regular duties really. Chris has been preparing for some projects which I promise I'll share with you as soon as I can and things are starting to...

Although it's not been as cold as some parts of the world, it's been a really cold week by English standards. It's been too cold to snow, the ice has even more ice on it and the winds have been bitter. As much as Chris, Helie and Claire would have loved to stay inside with a hot drink, they had to leave that to Casey and I while we're at home due t...

I've been missing the farm and working with the team during lockdown, but this week I've been missing it even more. Not only because the lambs have been really playful, but also because I've missed a couple of Birthdays to celebrate with them as well. I had my other half's Birthday at the beginning of the week and our very own farmer Casey's third ...