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20 Episodes 2019 - 2019
Episode 1
44 mins
Ireland's only full-time beekeeper Valentine Hodges and market gardener John McCormick meet their customers while selling their skincare products and organic vegetables at St George's market in Belfast.
Episode 2
44 mins
Sheep farmers Ian and Fiona compete at the Yeovil Show alongside the Wills family, who run a mixed farm and exhibit pigs. All hope to build their reputations for prizewinning stock.
Episode 3
43 mins
Flower farmer Shelley Sishton and sweet pea grower Darren Everest compete at the Kent County Show. Their displays are bespoke and spectacular as they go all out for a gold card.
Episode 4
43 mins
At the Tendring Hundred Show, dairy farmer Tereza shows her prize goats with the help of her young protege Matthew. Aspiring farmer and agricultural assessor Mark competes with his Southdown sheep.
Episode 5
43 mins
Highland cattle farmers Simon and Emma hope to win big at the Great Yorkshire Show with their finest bull. In the shorthorn category, Stuart and Gail are showing their livestock for the first time.
Episode 6
44 mins
Inner-city farm manager Tom competes with his show-winning sheep at the vibrant London-based Lambeth Country Show, while beekeeper Paul strives to sell his produce to support local charities close to his heart.
Episode 7
44 mins
Pig farmer Keith and budding herb grower Peter battle the temperamental British weather to get their premium produce to families and friends at the long-established Blackheath Farmers' Market.
Episode 8
44 mins
Veterinary surgeon Robin goes head to head with experienced breeder 81-year-old Di with their diminutive Dexter cattle in the national competition at the Royal Norfolk Show.
Episode 9
44 mins
First generation farmer Sam and the family-run Kerry Vale Vineyard try to sell out of their rare breed pork and English wine at the Shrewsbury Food Festival in Shropshire.
Episode 10
44 mins
Three passionate young farmers, the next generation of rising talent, battle it out at The Farmers Weekly Awards. Who will be crowned Young Farmer of the Year?
Episode 11
44 mins
Goat ice cream producers Ian and Lauren and seventh-generation farmers turned cider producers Shawn and Trudie compete with the weather and the World Cup to sell their premium produce at the Great British Food Festival.
Episode 12
44 mins
Alpaca farmers Ian and Caroline and former circus ringmaster turned farmer Drew compete with their alpacas for coveted red rosettes at the Royal Three Counties Show.
Episode 13
44 mins
Northern Ireland's first charcuterie maker, Alistair, is joined by Kenny and Jennifer (whose menagerie of animals are stars of the silver screen), as they aim to sell their home-reared chorizo and meat at the Irish Game Fair.
Episode 14
44 mins
Mother and daughter team Bethan and Elinor compete alongside Philip and Emma and family, with their Welsh mountain sheep at the largest country show in Europe, the Royal Welsh Show.
Episode 15
44 mins
Three influential farm workers, all critical to the success of their farms, hope to be named Farm Worker of the Year at the prestigious Farmers Weekly Awards.
Episode 16
44 mins
The Kent County Show's sheep competition sees luxury sheep breeder Renee and farmers Ed and Gemma take to the ring. With her eyes on first prize, daughter Poppy has her sights set high.
Episode 17
44 mins
Northern Ireland's only buffalo farmers, Michael and Barry, and rapeseed oil producers Jane and Michael hope to sell their wares at the fortieth annual Irish Game Fair.
Episode 18
44 mins
At the Royal Cheshire Show, two families who are multi-generational shire horse breeders exhibit their prize-winning pedigrees and compete for glory.
Episode 19
42 mins
Two Welsh pedigree cattle farmers battle it out at with the best of the best at Europe's largest agricultural event, the Royal Welsh Show.
Episode 20
43 mins
Three inspirational farming families are celebrated for their ideas and ingenuity, but only one can be crowned Diversification Farmer of the Year at the Farmers Weekly Awards.