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Countryfile's Adam Henson, 58, has been a staple on the show since 2001, giving viewers a glimpse into life on his Farm Park in the Cotswolds. Adam secured his role on the show partly thanks to his famous father Joe Henson, who was a pioneer in his own right, having hosted shows like Animal Magic and In The Country nearly four decades ago.

Adam Henson became a permanent fixture on Countryfile in 2013.Since then Adam is often seen presenting the show from his farm in the Cotswolds where he gives an insight into his life.

Adam Henson has been apart of the Countryfile team since 2013 when he became a permanent fixture of the popular BBC show. Each week Adam presents from his farm in the Cotswolds but where does he live?Adam lives with partner Charlotte and their children Ella and Alfie in the same place as his Cotswold Farm Park.Adam inherited the Cotswold Farm Park from his father, Joe Henson.The park was set up by Joe in 1971 and was one of the first farms to specialise in British rare breeds.Adam has previously spoken of his farm to Cotswold Life in 2010.He said: "I 'inherited' the tenancy from my father; in fact, my lad, Alfie, has the same bedroom I used to sleep in as a child."It seems to me a pretty perfect childhood.

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, is back on our screens tonight for the BBC One hit show.

On tonight's instalment of the long-running BBC nature show Countryfile, viewers get a look at the highs and lows of fan favourite Adam Henson who has been presenting the show for nearly two decades.

Adam Henson, 54, has been apart of the Countryfile team since 2001 where he now presents the ongoings of his Farm Park in the Cotswolds.

Adam Henson, 54, first joined the Countryfile team in 2001 after he won a nationwide competition to be a host on the well-loved farming show.Since then Adam has become a favourite of the show's millions of fans who tune in each Sunday evening.Many may know Adam for his work on TV at his farm park in the Cotswolds but the farm is also known for being the first rare breed centre in the country.On his farm, Adam is reported to care for more than 50 breeding flocks and herds of British rare breed farm animals.The farm park was initially set up by his father, Joe Henson, in 1971 but Adam later took over the farm in 1999.The park is now said to receive more than 70,000 visitors per year and was awarded Farm Attraction of the Year in 2014.Adam and