The Bakers call in some local storm-proofing experts to safeguard the farmhouse and Matt takes his dad to see the progress that's been made on his 1946 Dodge. (S3 Ep6/6) [AD,S]
Matt creates the ultimate covered feeding station and the whole family transform old bits and pieces into an adventure playground for their pygmy goat herd. (S3 Ep5/6) [AD,S]
Matt gets to work on a set of stone steps for the paddock and helps beekeeper George transport some of the beehives to the high Dales for heather season. (S3 Ep4/6) [AD,S]
Matt begins work on his dream woodland hut and wildlife hideaway, while Nicola, Luke and Molly make the pond area more accessible for Mike and Janice. (S3 Ep3/6) [S]
As a blanket of snow falls, the Bakers ensure that all the animals are fed and protected and make safe an old ash tree that's perilously close to the farmhouse. (S3 Ep2/6) [S]
Matt Baker and his family make more vital changes to their farm in the Durham hills. Top of their to-do list is tackling the destruction from the worst storms in living memory. (S3 Ep1/6) [S]
It's time for the hay harvest - a big job of mowing meadows, drying the grass and baling it up - in order to give the animals food for the winter. (S2 Ep6) [AD,S]
It's summer, and time for the sheep to be sheared. Matt builds a free-range grazing area for the chickens. And will the farm have its first ever honey harvest? (S2 Ep5) [AD,S]
Janice says goodbye to some of her beloved sheep, Matt's makeover of the patio and seating area begins to take shape, and the goats venture to pastures new. (S2 Ep4) [AD,S]
Lambing season continues, as the family build a field shelter to keep an eye on the ewes. And Matt and Mike add some finishing touches to the stable yard. (S2 Ep3) [AD,S]
Matt reveals a big makeover project for the farm, but before they can start building, there's demolition to be done. And the farm celebrates a new addition. (S2 Ep2) [AD,S]
Matt Baker and his family prepare for a busy season at the farm. They get hands-on for lambing season and there's exciting news for the goats. (S2 Ep1) [AD,S]
It's summer, and time for the sheep to be sheared. Matt builds a free-range grazing area for the chickens. And will the farm have its first ever honey harvest? (S2 Ep5) [AD,S]
Janice says goodbye to some of her beloved sheep, Matt's makeover of the patio and seating area begins to take shape, and the goats venture to pastures new. (S2 Ep4) [AD,S]
Janice says goodbye to some of her beloved sheep, Matt's makeover of the patio and seating area begins to take shape, and the goats venture to pastures new. (S2 Ep4) [AD,S]
Lambing season continues, as the family build a field shelter to keep an eye on the ewes. And Matt and Mike add some finishing touches to the stable yard. (S2 Ep3) [AD,S]
Matt Baker and his family prepare for a busy season at the farm. They get hands-on for lambing season and there's exciting news for the goats. (S2 Ep1) [AD,S]
It's time for the hay harvest - a big job of mowing meadows, drying the grass and baling it up - in order to give the animals food for the winter. (S2 Ep6) [AD,S]
Janice says goodbye to some of her beloved sheep, Matt's makeover of the patio and seating area begins to take shape, and the goats venture to pastures new. (S2 Ep4) [S]
Matt Baker and his family prepare for a busy season at the farm. They get hands-on for lambing season and there's exciting news for the goats. (S2 Ep1)
The Bakers get clearing, sweeping and painting for the very last farm makeover and Matt prepares for lambing season, as they look ahead to exciting things to come. (Ep4/4)
The Bakers get clearing, sweeping and painting for the very last farm makeover and Matt prepares for lambing season, as they look ahead to exciting things to come. (Ep4/4) [AD,S]
The Baker family's efforts begin to pay off, as the farm and its inhabitants are given a new lease of life. And Matt reveals his plans to increase biodiversity in the woodland. (Ep3/4) [AD,S]