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Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to give fans an insight into the mucky side of farming as she likened it to some of the attention she's been receiving in the media.The shepherdess shared a video of herself driving a tractor on the field, while one her daughters was seen gutting out the barns. The 48-year-old was supported by fans as she urged people to "be kind" following the news Our Yorkshire Farm has been replaced. In view of her 205,000 followers, she wrote: "Another day, more **it to deal with."Good job it goes with the territory."#yorkshire #farm #spreadingit #boring #mediahype #nonstory #yawn #bekind #mya**e."Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolationMany of her fans commented on her latest post. Polly wrote: "You and your family always come together and do an AMAZING job.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has told fans she was ready to catch their last chicken following potential bird flu danger at Ravenseat.The 48-year-old shared pictures of her daughter Nancy attempting to catch the chicken which was stood next to pigeons outside.Taking to her Twitter, she wrote: "Poised, ready to catch the last remaining chicken."Anyway, no point getting in a flap about it.

Amanda, 47, issued a special lambing update to her 198,400 Twitter followers on Monday.The Channel 5 star informed fans that her lambs were on the mend, as she shared some adorable snaps of her daughter Clemmie tenderly holding a newborn lamb.“Finally,” a relieved Amanda told her followers as lambing season came to a close.“The last stubborn inmate… Sorry patient has been discharged from the lambing hospital!”Amanda referred to the young lamb pictured, who was looking healthy as Clemmie cuddled it in her arms.“Sheep pens dismantled and now closed for admissions,” Amanda added.In the photographs, a number of the other sheep and their lambs could also be seen wandering around in the background.Another pic showed Amanda also getting the chance to hold the newborn, while her sheepdog Kate looked on.The happy update from Ravenseat was met by thrilled responses from Amanda’s fans in the comment section.Julia Stavordale wrote: “Great photos; Clemmie looks as though she’s right at home being a shepherdess.”While Noreen Clarke penned: “Lovely smiley Clemmie. Brilliant sheepdog doing some aftercare, bring em in and keep watch over them.” (sic)Jane Russell added: “Finely this period of the year is done! Hope you have had a lovely large crop this year!!!”Kim Nicholls also praised Amanda’s diligent daughter, commenting: “Loving Clemmie the little shepherdess - she's got such a sweet, caring way with the lambs.Taking after her Mum.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared an emotional post with her 192,000 Twitter followers today about the children of Ukraine.The shepherdess showed videos of her own children happily playing on the farm, saying that this was “how it should be”.Amanda, 47, shared a sweet video compilation of her children enjoying the outdoors at Ravenseat farm today.The short clip showed them riding ponies, cycling through shallow streams, leaping from small boulders and playing on swings.The proud mum captioned her post: “The runners & riders, jumpers & recyclers.”“What children should be doing, not under attack & fearful for their lives,” she added with a tearful emoji, followed by a Ukrainian flag. She also added a series of hashtags, which she concluded with “#howitshouldbe”.According to reports, at least 38 Ukrainian children have died as a result of Russia’s ongoing invasion of their homeland.The United Nations has so far been able to confirm the deaths of 406 Ukrainian civilians overall.In the comments section, many people shared Amanda’s heartache over the brutal conflict.Maria Foster wrote: “You're so right. It breaks my heart to see them in Ukraine.“The video of that young girl singing frozen in the bomb shelter had me in tears.