Kelvin Fletcher and his family share an intimate insight into rural life - in this episode, the family are in the midst of their busiest lambing season ever and enter pig breeding.

Emotions run high as Kelvin and his family open their farm to the public, and Bruce the Boar arrives to maximise the chances of their pig breeding success.

Kelvin takes son Milo to his first-ever cattle market and the twins celebrate their first birthday, but an escapee sheep means that dinner is on hold.

It's all hands on deck as the Fletchers gather in their expanded flock for an essential health check, and orphaned lamb Aga is thriving with the family's care.

Chicken pox hits the Fletcher household just as the family take delivery of their first flock of chickens, and a neighbour helps with sheep shearing time.

There is an emergency on the farm when a ewe becomes sick, Kelvin readies the older piglets for market, and a run-in with a wasp nest leads to a hospital visit.

The family release their pet lamb Aga in with the rest of the flock, and a couple of older lambs are the first to leave for market.

A break in the weather offers a chance to save the valuable harvest and the family witness eight piglets being born.