Our Yorkshire Farm

The Owen family return in a new series that starts at Easter. As the nine children finish school, they have other lessons to learn on their parents' hill farm. Edith and Violet learn about the highs and lows of the lambing season, while Clemmie comes to the aid of a lamb with a broken leg. Reuben and Miles teach Sidney how to build a dog kennel for their runaway terrier.

The older children return to school after Easter, leaving their parents dealing with the spring lambs and two toddlers. At the weekend, the girls buy a pony at a horse fair - but struggle to get it home with no horsebox - while Reuben fixes up a dirt bike for his little brother Sid.

As summer gets underway, the family's biggest priority is rounding up all 1000 sheep from the moors and getting them ready for shearing. However, gathering the flock is made nearly impossible when the quadbikes are stolen. Reuben steps in to help on his dirt bike, while Edith and Violet get an urgent crash course in sheepdog handling. Clive also organises a camping trip for the family.

The Owens gather hay at the end of summer, but a storm puts a stop to the harvest and they fear they will not have enough animal feed to get their livestock through the winter. Raven receives her A-level results, and Reuben undertakes his first welding project. Clive takes a trip to the local blacksmith, and the girls make a surprising discovery in the barn.