Our Yorkshire Farm

As autumn approaches, the family gets ready for the breeding season. With Clive still recuperating from surgery and Raven away at university, Amanda and the other children must shoulder a demanding challenge; during this period they must manage the responsibilities and pressures that come with it.

The episode follows a household as it readies for the autumn breeding season. Set against the backdrop of changing leaves, the programme centres on the family's collective effort to prepare for the upcoming period, establishing the seasonal context that drives the narrative. The setting highlights the cyclical nature of farm life, reminding viewers that each year brings similar pressures. However, the preparations are anything but straightforward. Clive's still recuperating from a recent operation, limiting his ability to contribute, while Raven is away at university, unable to lend a hand on the farm. Their absences leave a noticeable gap in the family's usual routine. Their reduced presence forces the household to rearrange duties and stretch existing resources. With both Clive and Raven unavailable, the responsibility falls heavily on Amanda and the younger members of the clan. They are forced to take on tasks that would normally be shared, turning what should be a coordinated effort into a demanding challenge for the children. Amanda steps up, coordinating chores and ensuring the younger siblings stay on track despite the heavier load. By episode's end, the family demonstrates resilience, proving they can uphold tradition throughout the demanding season still when key members are unavailable.