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It's the final. Jimmy Doherty must decide which of the two remaining couples will win their very own farm to manage for a year. Each couple must undergo a series of daunting farming challenges. 59:00 Expired
Three couples are left. Jimmy Doherty wants to see who can cope with problems associated with large scale farming. He challenges them to harvest a bumper crop of strawberries and make a maximum profit. 58:55 Expired
The four remaining couples are set the challenge of learning how to milk sheep and goats, before turning their milk into dairy products to sell at a local charity. 59:04 Expired
Jimmy Doherty tests his fledgling farmers on their ability to make money from poultry. Their introduction to the industry includes mastering the techniques of turkey insemination and deciding which birds they want to rear. 59:03 Expired
Jimmy Doherty wants to see who can come up with unique, profitable products to sell at a farmer's market. The fledgling farmers are each given crops to turn into produce that represents a harvest from a small farm.December 2014
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Jimmy Doherty judges the couples on their management of animals and potential to make a living from sheep farming. They demonstrate their herding and shearing skills and are required to create a marketing poster for mutton. 59:02 Expired
Eight couples are left fighting for the chance to win their own farm in Suffolk. Jimmy Doherty tests them in the competitive world of pig farming. 59:00 Expired
Nine British couples compete to run their own farm in Suffolk for a year. From ploughing to buying and housing livestock, their first challenge is to choose a plot of land and show how they would run it to turn a profit.August 2014 59:00
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It's the final. Jimmy Doherty must decide which of the two remaining couples will win their very own farm to manage for a year. Each couple must undergo a series of daunting farming challenges.July 2014 59:00
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It's the final. Jimmy Doherty must decide which of the two remaining couples will win their very own farm to manage for a year. Each couple must undergo a series of daunting farming challenges. 59:00 Expired
Three couples are left. Jimmy Doherty wants to see who can cope with problems associated with large scale farming. He challenges them to harvest a bumper crop of strawberries and make a maximum profit.The four remaining couples are set the challenge of learning how to milk sheep and goats, before turning their milk into dairy products to sell at a local charity.
Jimmy Doherty tests his fledgling farmers on their ability to make money from poultry. Their introduction to the industry includes mastering the techniques of turkey insemination and deciding which birds they want to rear.
June 2014
Jimmy Doherty wants to see who can come up with unique, profitable products to sell at a farmer's market. The fledgling farmers are each given crops to turn into produce that represents a harvest from a small farm.
Jimmy Doherty judges the couples on their management of animals and potential to make a living from sheep farming. They demonstrate their herding and shearing skills and are required to create a marketing poster for mutton.
Eight couples are left fighting for the chance to win their own farm in Suffolk. Jimmy Doherty tests them in the competitive world of pig farming.
Nine British couples compete to run their own farm in Suffolk for a year. From ploughing to buying and housing livestock, their first challenge is to choose a plot of land and show how they would run it to turn a profit.