Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen, who was born in Huddersfield, gave fans an update about her antics on the farm last weekend.The 46-year-old mixed her shepherdess jargon with words only true Northerners would recognise.The mother-of-nine wrote on Twitter: "Speaning time."The yows now return to their heafs and the weaned lambs go into the fog (the lush regrowth of grass after being cut for hay a month ago). #yorkshire #shepherdess #sheepdo."Speaning is a term referred to the process of being weaned.Amanda also used the word "yow" which is an ewe, the name of a female sheep.Michael Douglas speaks out on sharing home with ex AND wife CatherineYow is said to be an antiquated dialect word used in Cumbria and the edges of the Yorkshire.
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