This Farming Life S6E11 7 November 2023 on BBC Two
Tonight (Tuesday 7 November 2023), BBC Two broadcasts an episode of the series This Farming Life!
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Season 6 Episode 11 Episode Summary
In this episode of “This Farming Life” on BBC Two, the beauty of summer unfolds in all its glory. The scenes are set in the breathtaking Cairngorms, where Robert’s cattle are experiencing their first taste of freedom and the lushness of fresh grass.
In the same episode, we follow Jenni’s journey with her alpacas, who are in need of a grooming session from a specialized shearer. It’s time for these charming animals to get a trim and feel more comfortable in the summer heat.
Meanwhile, in North Uist, preparations are underway for an extraordinary and challenging task. The herd is getting ready for an epic journey across a tidal sandbar, connecting the stunning island of Vallay to the mainland. The mission is not only adventurous but also vital for the croft’s bulls.
In Moray, Nikki and Ollie are reaching a significant milestone in their project. They are on the verge of completing one of their holiday pods, marking an achievement in their journey towards offering unique and memorable experiences to their guests.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of This Farming Life will be broadcast on November 7 2023 on BBC Two at 9:00 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of This Farming Life is all new!
This Farming Life Cast & Stars
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This Farming Life Series Information
| The working day begins as the sun rises above the horizon and it ends long after the sun has set. Across Scotland and Northern Ireland, the struggles and triumphs of farmers and their families are documented to give a unique perspective into the lives of those providing the nation with milk, meat and more. Against a backdrop of some of Britain's most remote and beautiful locations, these farmers go about their day with unprecedented dedication as they tend to their animals, harvest their crops, and care for their own families, as they endeavour to keep everything on the farm running smoothly during often testing times. |
