Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals who's there for her if she's 'broken down'

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Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen took to Instagram today to speak about the power cut that “could not have come at a more stressful time”.The Yorkshire Shepherdess admitted that she “said a prayer” as she shared some snaps of her horse Hazel with a newly-delivered foal. Amanda, 47, updated her 510,000 followers this morning on her whirlwind couple of days without power.“What a week it has been,” she began.“Two days without power so with regards to timing, Hazel’s foaling could not have come at a more stressful time.“No phone signal & no Wi-Fi.Still no Wi-Fi as the power outage seems to have bust something.”Amanda went on to share that even her back-up options were out of reach, forcing her to deal with the foaling alone. “Couldn’t get in touch with the people that I had on standby,” she penned.“Not even a quick brew of @yorkshiretea when sorted.”“Said a prayer and was thankful,” Amanda added with a prayer emoji.The star ended the post with a series of hashtags: #yorkshire, #shepherdess, #mare, #foal, #clydesdale, #foaling, #heavyhorse and #horse.The accompanying snaps showed an exhausted Amanda with her eyes closed beside her horse. Another picture gave her fans a glimpse of the auburn-coloured foal. Amanda’s followers took to the comments section to share their relief and congratulatory messages with the farmer.Emma Pemberton wrote: “Very scary but a wonderful outcome. Well done getting through such a challenging situation.”Karen Brace penned: “Ah they are such beauties.

Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to address the "stressful time" she's been having at Ravenseat Farm over the past couple of days.The mother of nine, 47, revealed that her Yorkshire farm has suffered a power cut for two days, at the same time her beloved horse Hazel gave birth to her first foal.In view of her 197,300 followers, the Yorkshire Shepherdess relayed the difficulties she's been facing over the last few days."Two days without power so with regards to timing it could not have come at a more stressful time," she penned alongside an upset face emoji.She went on: "No phone signal & no WiFi."Couldn’t get in touch with the people that I had on standby."Not even a quick brew @YorkshireTea when sorted."Said a prayer," she ended her post, alongside a praying hands emoji.Amanda shared a couple of snaps of herself hugging her horse Hazel who had just given birth.The TV star gently rested her head on the brown animal's flank as she leaned into her neck.The next snap featured the newborn foal as it stood behind its mother.The Yorkshire Shepherdess had her eyes closed as the harsh winds blew her highlight hair around her face.It comes after Amanda shared a video of her horse's first foal just moment after it was born.She captioned the clip: "Hazels first foal & she’s up & got it licked," before adding hashtags: "#yorkshire #horse #heavyhorse #clydesdale #foal #mare."The brief clip captured Hazel tenderly licking the newborn as the young foal struggled to get to her feet.However, after gentle nods of encouragement from her mum, she shakily stood up and had her first feed.Twitter user @shand_alison replied to the video: "That's good to see.Thanks for the update," prompting Amanda to detail the "stressful time".Following

Our Yorkshire Farm Amanda Owen has delighted fans with an introduction to the farm's latest arrival.The mum-of-nine is no strange to midwifery having had some of her own children at home as well as being a dab hand at lambing season.This time, she chose to share a clip of the additional help she had to give her Clydesdale horse, who was seemingly exhausted through labour.Taking to Twitter, she showed how she had to intervene herself, posting a clip of herself helping to pull and bring the foal into the world.She then had to pull the foal around so its mum could meet them and begin to care for it.The first clip did leave fans concerned for Hazel and the foal with comments flooding in.One fan penned: "Oh Amanda, this is lovely and has brought tears to my eyes. Are they both alright? Mum looked exhausted bless her."Another seemed worried, adding: "Oh poor Mum looks utterly exhausted! Glad you kept filming to see her start to recover and I very much hope both doing OK."One follower asked: "Genuine question : Doesn't it hurt...

AMANDA Owen has confirmed yet another new arrival at Ravenseat Farm after posting a graphic video on social media. The Our Yorkshire Farm star wowed her fans once again after sharing a clip of herself delivering a new baby foal on Wednesday morning.

Amanda Owen a "huge support" during a "nerve-wracking" moment.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the adventurer, 47, gushed over how "encouraging" the mother of nine has been as he discussed his Gone Wild Festival later this year.Amanda is one of the speakers set to appear at the star's family festival later in the year.Speaking about what she is set to bring to the event, Bear gushed over the farming star.He said: "She's great, there's so many diverse types of people like that."But people love her and she's been a huge support to Gone Wild and really encouraging," he added.Bear went on: "And everyone loves it and, you know, its been so fun to have a space to bring all these sort of people together."We have got an amazing lineup of speakers as well."A hugely popular part of it is to get to meet and interact with people," he explained.He added: "The adventure community is quite small."And again, it's just about giving young people inspiration and giving them a chance to actually hear some of these stories."I think it's been a pretty tough couple of years to launch a Festival and it was always a nerve wracking thing, but it had incredible support from so many people," the star gushed."I think families are hungry for an adventure type festival in a safe space where they can enjoy making music, making food and get access to fresh experiences and so many cool adventures."It was the highlight of the year, that weekend I was with the family, seeing so many other families and young kids axe-throwing and paddleboarding and wild swimming and abseiling off this castle."It comes after Amanda Owen took to Twitter over the weekend to share "issues" she's been experiencing at Ravenseat Farm over the weekend.Amanda took to the

the reality TV star took to social media to share the news of a new addition to the the Owen family with her hundreds of thousands of followers in a rarely seen birth video. Amanda shared the clip with her 507k Instagram followers as she welcomed the foal to the family after a rather brutal birth and fans couldn’t get enough. READ MORE: Great Yorkshire Show 2022 line-up sees Amanda Owen and Matt Baker join celebrity list She captioned the video: "What a start to the day!" Amanda can be seen stripping off her coat and tossing it to the ground in the clip as she struggles to pull the foal from it's labouring mother who is lay on the ground in a field.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans all have the same question after Amanda Owen posted from a tractor at Ravenseat. The Channel 5 series isn't on TV at the moment, but Amanda has been keeping her fans up to date on farm life via social media.

Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat Farm with her husband, Clive Owen and their nine children, with their Channel 5 show, Our Yorkshire Farm, documenting their daily lives. Amanda also takes to Twitter to share daily updates of the obstacles they face and this weekend was no different.Amanda took to the micro-blogging site on Saturday, to share an update on the baby lambs recently born on the farm.She shared a series of four snaps of two of her children feeding the sheep along with pictures of them carrying out their chores, in view of her 195,500 followers.The shepherdess captioned the post: "Quieting down on the lambing front and the land is finally greening up but it’s still rather cold."There are nests, chicks and new life all around.

AMANDA Owen was inundated with messages of support from Our Yorkshire Farm fans after an emotional update about their lambs. In her latest posts on Twitter, Amanda shared snaps of two of her daughters helping with lambing duties after welcoming the newest additions to the farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared sweet snaps of her daughters getting stuck into the farm work and feeding the lambs. The family, who star on the Channel 5 programme, live on Ravenseat farm in Upper Swaledale, Yorkshire. The family's farm is currently undergoing a "major shake-up".

AMANDA Owen was inundated with messages of support from Our Yorkshire Farm fans after an emotional update about their lambs. In her latest posts on Twitter, Amanda shared snaps of two of her daughters helping with lambing duties after welcoming the newest additions to the farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Clive and Amanda Owen have finally received planning permission to renovate their home. The stars of the much-loved Channel 5 series bought High Smithy Holme back in 2020, which is a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker. Clive, 67, and Amanda, 47, have faced a two-year battle to obtain permission from planning officers to turn the derelict cottage into a two-bedroom house, The Daily Star reports.

Our Yorkshire Farm show stars Clive and Amanda Owen are set for a major revamp after receiving planning permission to convert their derelict cottage into a two-bedroom home.The Channel 5 show follows the couple’s life on a remote sheep farm with their nine children.Clive and Amanda bought High Smithy Holme, also known as Aunty Johns, a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker, in 2020 and it is a short distance from their sheep farm, Ravenseat.The Grade II listed building has been empty for around 60 years and dates back to the early 18th century.The couple is now set to start the process of turning the semi-derelict cottage into a two-bed home after having been given permission from The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority's planning officers.The officers recommended the application for approval, commenting that the plans 'struck a good balance' between conserving the building's historic character and the requirements of modern habitation. They added that they were supportive of the farm being brought back into use.Some conditions were imposed, including the installation of bat boxes on a sycamore tree in the grounds.It was once the home of Anthony Clarkson, a Georgian-era land surveyor and commissioner who designed all of the tithe maps of Swaledale.

Great Yorkshire Show. The Yorkshire Shepherdess and star of Our Yorkshire Farm will be on stage, organisers of the show said this morning (Tuesday). Amanda will be appearing on the new GYS Stage, on Friday, July 15.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Amanda and Clive Owen bought High Smithy Holme, also known as Anty Johns, a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker, in 2020, which is a short distance from their sheep farm, Ravenseat. The couple is now set to start the process of turning the semi-derelict cottage into a two-bed home after having been given permission. However, the plans reveal the home only has two bedrooms, meaning it would be unsuitable for the family of 11 to live there.Grade II listed property Anty Johns, which features an attached barn, dates back to the early 18th century and has been empty for around 60 years. It was once the home of Anthony Clarkson, a Georgian-era land surveyor and commissioner who designed all of the tithe maps of Swaledale.The Owens submitted plans for a conversion into a two-bedroom dwelling as the property is in a semi-derelict state and has suffered from roof collapses.The floor plan includes a living room, hall/stairs and cupboard in the former parlour and dairy service room, a lounge in what was once a stable, kitchen/diner, utility and shower rooms to the rear, and two upstairs bedrooms.No objections to the scheme were received either from official consultees or members of the public.The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority's planning officers recommended the application for approval, commenting that the plans “struck a good balance” between conserving the building's historic character and the requirements of modern habitation.They added that they were supportive of the farm being brought back into use.Some conditions were imposed, including the installation of bat boxes on a sycamore tree in the grounds.The Owens originally told the media that their purchase of High Smithy Holme

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen may not be on screens at the moment but fans are certainly happy to get an update from her land.The Channel 5 star shared a series of photos on her Twitter and Instagram as she gave multiple updates on her life from her daughter to the birds that have been in a nest at their property.The star posed three snaps with her sheep and her daughter as she wrote a black shacket and a pair of black leggings and wellies along with a whistle around her neck.Amanda's brunette hair fell at her shoulders as she opted for a minimal look with just a subtle swipe of makeup.As Amanda posed in the fields with her daughter walking behind her with a jacket and leggings alongside some boots and a riding hat.Amanda wrote alongside it: "Usually the horses are quite biddable but the riding hat shows Clem's true intention."Only the tups came to say hello.