Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen forced to ‘act fast’ as disaster strikes Ravenseat

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Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen, 47, shared a new series of pictures on Sunday as she braved the bad weather in company of her children.The TV star was busy as usual despite the freezing temperatures and being “sopping wet” from the rain.The photos showed Amanda smiling alongside two of her children as they navigated Ravenseat Farm.In one of the snaps, Amanda can be seen posing with a flock of sheep as she tried to keep warm using a neck warmer over her head.In view of her 190,000 Twitter followers, Amanda wrote: “Never fully dressed without a smile.“*Albeit a pained one as we are all sopping wet.*”She concluded the tweet with the hashtags “Yorkshire”, “shepherdess”, “rain” and “winter”.The post soon racked up more than 2,390 likes, with many fans commenting on the seemingly freezing weather conditions.CNORMAN61601898 said: “Those poor sheep need raincoats to keep their wool dry.”JaneJon86839027 added: “You should have a lovely hot tub installed and you can warm yourself up and relax x”FloodThom typed: “Hope you’re all well, regards to the absentees.”Vibe_Poet wrote: “The smile must make all worth while and be a kind of driving energy,”The Yorkshire Shepherdess recently shared a touching update following the stillbirth of one of her calves.One of the cows on the farm, Lily, suffered the death of her calf during labour.Following the tragic event, Amanda removed the dead calf from Lily and covered another baby cow, named Stormy, with its skin.The “gory” process made Lily believe Stormy was actually hers.In last week’s Twitter post, Amanda explained that the pair are now “inseparable”.Sharing some photos of the duo, Amanda wrote: “Lily & Stormy.

OUR Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has delighted fans with an exciting announcement about a new arrival at Ravenseat. Amanda, who fronts the much-loved reality show alongside her husband Clive, revealed that their majestic mare Hazel is currently in foal. Taking to Instagram, the mum-of-nine announced: "And while we’re on the subject of horsepower, hopefully, it will only be a matter of months before we hear the clippety clop of tiny hooves.

Amanda Owen has issued a touching update from Ravenseat Farm after the sad stillbirth of one of her calves. A cow named Lily suffered a tragedy when her calf died during labour, but she has now become a mum again after a genius move from Amanda.The shepherdess shared the “gory” process as she explained she had removed the dead calf from Lily and covered another baby cow, named Stormy, with its skin.This, she explained, made Lily believe Stormy was actually hers, and she began to let her suckle.One week on, the two gentle creatures are now “inseparable”, according to Amanda.Alongside adorable photos of the mother-daughter duo, she wrote: “Lily & Stormy.“It’s nearly a week since the calf was fostered onto the cow that had the stillborn calf.“Now they are inseparable.”The adoption process with cows is not an easy one, and Amanda previously admitted she was grappling with how much to show her 190,000 followers."The best way of persuading Lily [cow] that Stormy the calf is her own is to use stillborn calf’s skin to disguise her,” she tweeted."It’s not an easy task to skin as wet & slippery with birth fluids but this should make it more successful."The 46-year-old continued: “Removal of the dead calf’s [sic] is not as gory as might be the expectation but nevertheless I’ve refrained from showing too much detail."Most important is that the tail remains complete as this is what the mother sniffs when the adoptee suckles.

Amanda Owen might be anticipating the pitter patter of tiny feet again, but, this time, she isn't expecting a baby herself. Instead, the Our Yorkshire Farm star was proudly sharing a pregnancy update about her horse, Hazel.Taking to Twitter for the big reveal, she told her 190,500 followers: "While we’re on the subject of horsepower…hopefully it will only be a matter of months before we hear the clippety clop of tiny ( ish ) hooves."Hazel has had her ultrasound scan to check that all is progressing nicely.

Amanda Owen is known for posting updates on farm life on her social media pages.Tonight was no different as the Our Yorkshire Farm star shared her latest news, admitting she had to react quickly to stop an illness outbreak.Amanda posted a video explaining the situation to her 190,000 followers.She can be seen with her sheep as she says: “Well, the wind is blowing again.“And because I’m feeding the sheep hay, it’s irritating their eyes.“So I’m having to catch a few, they’ve got conjunctivitis.”Amanda went on to explain what she was doing to help her sheep.She continued: “It’s just temporary, all I have to do is treat them with a spray.“Now it does sting them when I spray them but usually one spray and they’re cured.“So it’s worthwhile doing,” she added.However, in another clip, Amanda showed how much her sheep hate the treatment.Alongside her video, she wrote: “The North wind doth blow, and we shall have snow….& also sore eyes.“The sheep are very unwilling patients but if not treated they can lose their sight completely.“Better to act fast when treatable than wait until it becomes more serious.”This wasn’t the only update Amanda shared tonight on Twitter.Earlier in the evening, the shepherdess gave a glimpse at how the cold weather was impacting them.She shared some snowy pictures alongside the caption: “A few wintery flakes.”Amanda also posted a sweet snap of her eldest son Reuben.He could be seen atop a horse in the images from her farm.In another photo, Reuben was also posing next to his tractor.The farmer cheekily made a pun about this, quipping: “This boy….Boy loves his horsepower.”Many of the Channel 5 star’s followers reacted to her update, sharing their thoughts.Patn7747 commented: “Terrific photo of you

Amanda Owen is taking 'drastic measures' after sad stillbirth on the Ravenseat farm.Opening up about the sad ordeal, Amanda shared a series of candid snaps that showed a calf called Stormy trying to feed on her adoptive mother Lily, who had suffered a stillbirth. She detailed graphic details that left fans totally in awe over Amanda's farming skills and openness about the sad stillbirth.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen took drastic measures after a heart-breaking stillbirth at Ravenseat. The Yorkshire Shepherdess documents her life with her nine children and many animals on her Twitter and Instagram pages as well as on the hit Channel 5 programme.

Amanda Owen posted a sad update from her Ravenseat farm earlier today on social media.The Our Yorkshire Farm star admitted it “wasn’t to be” after hoping for a healthy new arrival on the farm.She explained how they’d been prepared to deliver a calf tonight but sadly it died during labour.Posting a series of pictures, she shared what happened with her 190,000 Twitter followers.Amanda penned: “The tups watch & await a new arrival.“The hope was for a healthy calf for Lily but this wasn’t to be.“*Lesley the vet was on call & as always did a great job but unfortunately the calf had already died during labour.*”The farmer also shared a warning about her images with her fans.She added: “*BIRTH IMAGE BUT NOTHING TOO GRAPHIC*.”In a separate tweet, the shepherdess shared how they had a plan to “make the best out of the situation”.This is because the expectant mother now had milk, but no calf to feed.Amanda explained: “Lily has an udder full of milk & is in a bit of a daze.“We have a pet calf, Stormy whose mother had no milk.“Time to make the best out of the situation.”In the series of pictures, she showed Lily, Stormy and her children helping out.Plenty of Amanda’s followers weighed in with their thoughts on the sad news this evening.Dai Humphreys wrote: “Sorry that must be so disappointing after all the love and care you give.”BonnieC added: “Ah poor girl.Sorry about the loss of the calf.”Lesley Bowman replied: “Poor Lily, that’s very sad.”Lynnelovesroses commented: “Hope Lily will be ok.”Pam Hoult wrote: “Aww so very sorry for your loss God bless.”“Oh, poor chick.

Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat farm with her nine children and husband Clive Owen, along with the many farm animals.She was welcomed back to social media today with open arms after the farmer took a break from posting this month.Amanda took to social media yesterday to share a string of four pictures showing a snippet of farm life over the past week.The photos include a selfie with two of her children, another with them laying on hay and then a snippet of three of her children on their land.She captioned the post in view of her 190,400 Twitter followers: "In good company #shepherdess #yorkshire #sheep #sunshine #terriers."Many fans took to the comments to send the shepherdess positive messages on her return to social media.NoreenClarke151 said: "Hello Owen family! Missed your tweets."SonghurstP added: "Great to see your photos again. Keep them coming as they make my day!"Nicky_speight commented: "Missed your photos.

OUR Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen was forced to give her kids ‘bad news’ after a disaster at Ravenseat. The Yorkshire Shepherdess lives on the remote farm with her husband Clive and their nine children, with their antics being documented on the Channel 5 show.

Our Yorkshire Farm, has spoken about an incident that left the entire family without any water. Ravenseat is a 2,000 acre farm in Yorkshire where the Owen family reside, amongst an array of farm animals.Our Yorkshire Farm follows the Yorkshire Shepherdess, her husband and their nine children as they navigate the ups and downs of life in the remote land.Amanda often shares the trials and tribulations that the family face, but she wrote about one huge problem that put the entire family’s hygiene at risk in her most recent book.The family were forced to brush their teeth using river water after a ‘big problem’ occured on their farm as Amanda said: “We had another big problem, no running water in the farmhouse.”"I've got a weather station in the farmyard and could see that the temperature had dropped to -12C during the night.