A Yorkshire Farm

At Cannon Hall Farm, Rob and Dave Nicholson need to complete pregnancy tests on their Alpacas. They use their experience and knowledge rather than technology by placing potentially pregnant females with Zander the male.

JB Gill heads to Lincolnshire to visit dairy farmers Michael and Mary Davenport who are thinking out of the box to improve their yield. They've learnt that a happy cow produces more milk, so they have designed a range of pampering treatments that's beginning to pay dividends.

Jules Hudson visits Laura Brady's farm in Kent and discovers how she uses alternative methods to grow weird and wonderful vegetables from around the world.

Yorkshire Vet Julian Norton heads to a farm in West Yorkshire to meet Danny Camp who deploys an Italian breed Sheepdog to protect his animals from predators.

Yorkshire Vet Matt Smith visits Jake Ratcliffe at his rescue farm in West Yorkshire and helps them with previously abandoned animals they now lovingly care for.

Fellow Yorkshire Vet Peter Wright heads to North Yorkshire to visit Simon and Ellen Ringberg who specialise in making ice cream that's safe for dogs to enjoy.

We meet Lynn Arrowsmith at her farm in York who has a growing collection of rare breed animals that she is helping to save from extinction.

The Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen travels to the Snowdonia National Park to brave the icy waters of Snowdon with wild swimming expert Vivienne Rickman.

And Rob Nicholson is putting his brother Dave to the test when he comes up against the current holder of the Britain's Fittest Female Farmer title!

In Barnsley, farmers Rob and Dave Nicholson pick sloes from their farm hedgerows before turning them into artisanal chocolate. JB Gill takes a trip to the rolling hills of Wales, visiting a farmer reaping the rewards from a rather unusual diversification - making medicine from daffodils. And on his farm in the Cotswolds, Adam Henson works hard looking after his native pigs, who are some of the rarest breeds in the UK.

Cameras reveal how people take stock in winter. At Cannon Hall Farm, heritage and tradition are the order of the day as the farmers explore their woodland and plant new trees for future generations to enjoy. And Jules Hudson embraces the healing power of nature with a woodland walk in the Forest of Dean.

A celebration of farming across the country and throughout the seasons. JB Gill takes a trip to North Ronaldsay to meet fifth-generation sheep farmers tending to an ancient breed dating back over 6,000 years. There's an emergency at Cannon Hall Farm as Rob and Dave must act fast to save the life of a short horn calf in distress. Yorkshire Vet Peter Wright and farmer Roger hit the road with a trip to the Oban cattle auction.