Down on the Farm

Storm visits a family farm in the Lake District to learn all about Herdwick sheep with Shepherd James. JB meets some young gardeners to see what they grow and plant in their very special school garden. JB also shows viewers around his own farm including his livestock, the animals he keeps on his farm. Storm shares the Down on the Farm summer poem, plus Farmer Mark explains how honey is made, thanks to some very clever bees.

Storm visits a dairy farm to find out how cows are milked with Farmer Robert. She also joins a school group at the Royal Highland Show. JB meets Farmer Charlie, who shows him what he makes with strawberries from his farm. JB shares the second verse of Down on the Farm's summer poem, and we also find out how seaweed is harvested.

Storm visits a family farm in the Lake District to learn about how sheep are sheared with shepherd James. We follow a school group on their nature trail. JB finds out how to pick your own fruit and vegetables and shares the third verse of Down on the Farm's summer poem. And we meet farmer Allen, who grows blackberries on his farm.

Storm visits a family farm and learns how broccoli is harvested. JB meets a group of schoolchildren who help out at a farm park. JB also discovers how apple crisps are made with Farmer Charlie and shares the final verse of Down on the Farm's summer poem. Plus find out how flour is made from wheat.

Storm visits a wool factory to find out how a sheep's fleece is turned into a ball of wool and meets some young gardeners at a growing project. JB tells us all about his tamworth pigs on his farm. Both JB and Storm share the Down on the Farm summer poem and find out how peas are grown and picked.

Storm meets Farmer Billy and learns all about brussel sprouts - a very festive vegetable! Both Storm and JB visit a very special family-run farm and share the Down on the Farm festive poem. JB discovers how Christmas trees are grown with Farmer Clive, and we find out about mistletoe and holly.