Down On The Farm

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Down On The Farm

Preschool series. Storm visits a family farm and learns how carrots are harvested. JB heads to a spring farmers' market and sees all the seasonal produce.

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Series 2
Preschool series. Storm visits a family farm to learn about asparagus, and JB finds out about calving and shares a new Down on the Farm spring poem.
Preschool series. Storm meets some very special sheepdogs and a young gardener, while JB learns all about tractors.
Preschool series. Storm visits a farm in Wales to meet some lambs, and JB meets young gardeners to see what they grow and plant in their school garden.
Series 3
Preschool series looking at what happens on farms. Storm helps pick lavender on a farm in Somerset, while JB discovers how pigs keep cool in the summer.
Preschool series looking at what happens on farms. Storm visits a farm with over 8,000 chickens and JB goes to a hill farm to help with their cows.
Storm picks beautiful summer flowers in Devon. JB visits a farm in Shropshire to find out all about their unusual crop, quinoa. We see how farmers keep potatoes healthy in summer.
JB and Storm find out about lobsters, cucumbers, beach combing and goats’ milk soap.
JB and Storm find out about salad leaves, horses and foals, bug hotels and burgers.
Preschool series. Storm finds out about buffalo and learns how to make compost. JB discovers how fish help plants grow and we see how potatoes are planted.
Storm helps plant some lavender whilst JB finds out about a spring vegetable and meets some children who are making fresh food on a farm. We visit a bakery to see how pizza is made
Storm travels to Norfolk to find out about a vegetable that's harvested in spring - radishes. JB joins a family who are off to market to buy a new ewe and lambs for their farm.
Preschool series. Storm grows cauliflowers, JB finds out how farmers look after cows in spring, and some children build a safe place for barn owls.
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