Our Yorkshire Farm's neighbours speak out after Ravenseat becomes 'pilgrimage' for viewers

Amanda Owen features in her own Channel 5 reality series called Our Yorkshire Farm. The programme follows Amanda, her husband Clive Owen and their nine children as they go about their daily routine of running Ravenseat Farm - which they rent but don't own.

Channel 5 star Amanda shared were to promote dog food company Crave and she clearly stated it was an advert inline with Instagram's commerciality rules.Amanda had posted a photo of herself with son Miles and their family sheepdog Midge as she shared the protein strips and chunks that Midge is a fan of.Instagram users came out in force to share their comments on the innocent photo.One social networker said: "Nooo don’t sell out to these companies keep it real!" Another Instagram user added: "Sad to see that you have started to endorse products Amanda."Part of the appeal of your program has been your isolation from the commercial rat-race."Please don’t let them spoil you and your beautiful family."However, Amanda was quick to defend her post,

NEIGHBOURS of Amanda Owen have revealed that Revenseat Farm has becoming a hotspot for tourists for fans of Our Yorkshire Farm. Shepherd Amanda, 40, who lives on the farm with husband Clive and their nine children, documents their daily lives on the popular Channel 5 show.

Our Yorkshire Farm has become a huge hit with viewers, making stars of Amanda and Clive Owen and their nine children – but seeing their rise to fame has been a strange experience for their neighbours, who don't don't watch the show. Patricia and Ronald Tyler have lived next door to Ravenseat Farm for 20 years and while they like their neighbours, they admitted to being a bit confused by the "pilgrimages" fans have been making to the remote area.The Tylers moved to rural Upper Swaledale from London to escape busy city life, but two decades on have found that their retirement is not as peaceful as they'd hoped now that they live next door to celebrities.

This Morning was hit by a major technical blunder on Wednesday leaving hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby red-faced.The presenters were sitting on the famous blue sofa ready to watch a pre-recorded cooking segment with Our Yorkshire Farm shepherdess Amanda Owen when the video failed to play.Holly and Phillip were left the fill the gap while producers tried their best to get Amanda back on television screens.Amanda teased a twist to her Yorkshire Feast at the start of the clip before it got cut off.Phillip, 59, asked: "What's the twist?" as bosses tried to get the footage of Amanda in the kitchen back up and running.Holly, 40, added: "We were just sitting back ready to watch that."Mum of nine Amanda showed off her cooking skills as

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayOur Yorkshire Farm viewers are furious after the series was dropped from viewing schedules for the second time.The series, which puts Amanda Owen and her family on the spotlight as they work on a farm, began in 2018.Now fans of the show are outraged after episode eight of season four of the Channel 5 show has been removed from viewing schedules.It was teased at the end of the previous episode but did not air in its usual 9pm slot last Tuesday.The episode was replaced by Channel 5’s new drama Anne Boleyn - it's missing from the TV schedule this Tuesday - and the broadcaster has made no announcement about when it might air.Now

Amanda Owen regularly documents her life on Ravenseat Farm on social media and last week was no different.The mum-of-nine, who features in Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm with her family and various animals, found a way to make the most of the warm weather by donning a bikini to do her chores.Amanda opted for a blue polka dot halterneck for her farm outing.She wore her long tresses swept away from her face and sported her signature hooped earrings.She could be seen sporting the swimwear while rounding-up her cattle in order to move them to new pasture, before going for a dip in the river."C'mon, C'mon," she shouted to the cows while carrying a bag of food to entice the animals."Moving cows to some of our outlying Summer grazing pastures.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up in an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk about how Brexit has affected her farming life.The Yorkshire Shepherdess explained her plans to help avoid hardship, admitting “nobody can predict” what will happen next.Amanda is well known to Channel 5 viewers for fronting the series Our Yorkshire Farm.The show is all about her family as they go about their daily life on their Ravenseat farm in Yorkshire.Of course, this year, farming is one section of the industry that has been impacted by the Brexit deal.However, according to Amanda, she hasn’t felt any impact of this yet.Speaking to Express.co.uk about this, she explained: “Not as yet. “If you can imagine where we’re right at the very top,

A sunny day might call for a bikini but that doesn't mean time off for Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen.The mum-of-nine shared a video of herself wearing her swimsuit while hard at work in the humid heat on Sunday morning at her remote farm Ravenseat, in North Yorkshire. Amanda, star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, took to her social media looking every inch a superstar Shepherdess as she got to work.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen is rocked by a HUGE change to family home which is set to cost her dearly. The Channel 5 stars will be leaving their much-loved home at Ravenseat Farm after revealing earlier in the series that they had purchased a new farmhouse.

After the follower claimed she had made their day, she shared a kissing emoji.The confusion may have come from the fact the series was not on air this week.This was a special one-off situation as Channel 5 aired its new drama series, Anne Boleyn.Amanda spoke out about this earlier this week, thanking her fans for their comments.In view of her Twitter followers, she shared a clip of her with her cows.She wrote: "It’s been a long time coming but finally...

The stars of Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm have opened up about the difficulties they faced moving into a new cottage, as it turned out the building needed more renovation than they first thought.

Our Yorkshire Farm, Amanda Owen’s husband Clive Owen and their son Miles expressed concerns about bird flu and moved their chickens to safety.The latter could be seen relocating their livestock to a safer area, telling viewers he was "worried" about their health.Miles, 14, explained: "We’re putting all the hens in because of bird flu.

the next episode of her Channel 5 show was dropped from schedules in favour of the new Anne Boleyn series.However Amanda was back on screens thanks to a This Morning appearance, in which she proved farming wasn't the only thing she was good at.The Huddersfield-born star fronted a fly fishing segment, teaming up with a teacher from the Northern Fishing School to share the hobby with viewers.The fishing expert, Marina Gibson, showed Amanda casting skills away from the water on the grounds of the Swinton Park Estate.She explained: "Casting is all about rhythm and finesse."But mum-of-nine Amanda asked: "So why are we starting my fishing lesson on the lawn?"Marina explained that her preferred method of teaching was to show people to focus on the

James Martin, 48, said a teacher once told him he’d never be a chef after a fire incident in the classroom almost led to him being kicked out of school.The chef revealed he had since seen his former teacher, who he claims, denies making the remark.The Saturday Morning chef explained that he started his career aged 10 when he began catering for weddings.James admitted he didn’t pass a single exam at school due to his dyslexia, but tried to impress teachers with his practical skills.Despite failing his cookery exam, the television star explained how he tried to prove himself by creating a dish better than his classmates.“I remember getting nearly expelled at the age of 11 at secondary school.Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen blasted after

Our Yorkshire Farm has been a ratings hit for the past three seasons, as viewers have enjoyed watching the Owens family complete day-to-day tasks on their farm in the same way farmers would have done one hundred years ago.

Amanda Owen, 46, has opened up in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk about what Clive Owen thinks of her social media posts.The Our Yorkshire Farm star admitted how she hit back at him for being “always wrong” about things like this.Amanda has opened up about her social media presence, while boasting more than 160,000 followers.Chatting with Express.co.uk, she admitted she was a fan of using puns in her captions.However, her husband Clive is not as impressed with her wordplay.Amanda said: “When it comes to puns, it always feels like I’m really keen on the puns.“Clive is always saying, ‘Puns? Oh, you shouldn’t put things up on social media that are so punny, people don’t like them!’“And I’m always like, ‘Wrong! Clive, you’re always

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen's has come under fire from TV fans for posting an advert on her Instagram page.

As Our Yorkshire Farm returns to our screens for its fourth series, we take a deep dive into the lives of the Owen clan from their remote farm in Ravenseat in the heart of Swaledale.The popular Channel 5 reality show follows the lives of farming parents Amanda, 46, and Clive Owen, 66, and their large family in the Yorkshire Dales. Both Amanda and Clive found a love of farming outside of family entanglements and instead pursued it as a career and a lifestyle contrary to what their parents had planned for them.

The loving family from Our Yorkshire Farm have captured the hearts of the nation from their remote Ravenseat farm in the centre of the Yorkshire Dales. Yet, despite Amanda Owen’s fame as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, 46, her husband, 66, leads a much quieter life online.

The Grand Tour host, Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has shared his concerns as to how much money Amanda Owen may make through her sheep.The presenter admitted that he has "the greatest respect" for the Yorkshire Shepherdess.Doncaster-born Jeremy has swapped his life in the city to live on a farm, which he will document through a new Amazon Prime television series.In a new interview, the former Top Gear host has shared his admiration for Amanda, 46, who won the hearts of the nation through her Channel 5 programme, Our Yorkshire Farm.Amanda and her husband Clive share aspects of their life on a remote farm in North Yorkshire, alongside their nine children and thousands of animals.However, after turning his hand to farming, Jeremy was left baffled by