Something she said made real sense- maybe "every street should have their own pig to look after", or chickens, or a vegetable plot? Maybe this would be a sustainable and ethical alternative to mass production farming, and a learning opportunity for all.

Brilliant vid

Hi there. I actually met your dad today. He came to a local farm where I'm doing work experience. I love your videos and you your mum and all your hard work has inspired me even more to become a farmer!!!!! I would love to one day be able to visit you and your mum at you farm......

Absolutely love these vlogs. 💕 Great insight into farming life. Superb filming 👍🐷🐖 More please

I love these videos It inspires me to have a small holding in the next few years

Brilliant video but not long enough 😂 could you try do 2 vids per month?

Someday I hope to have a farm of my own

Absolutely loveum the cleanest animal on the farm I love chucking straw in with them and watching them throw it about..... lovely ☺️

My sister had some pigs, used to play in the pen with them. One day we arrived at her house to bacon sandwiches and no pigs 😂

Great again!! Paul West Wycombe

I was inspired by yee I bought 2 calves for my confirmation

4:53 I got distracted by the cat. It must have thought that was a good place to sit and would also be a good place to lay, but realised it wasn't, too late, then just committed to it anyway. (across 2 clips).

Excellent, keep up the good work.

Great video. Just wanted to point out though that pigs generally don't smell when kept outside in a pen, it's more if they are kept indoors (because they do produce a fair amount of muck) that they start to smell. I'm not sure that I've heard a pigs eyesight is bad, as far as I understand their hearing is their weakest sense however they more than make up for it with the excellent sense of smell they have. Digging is something they do have a tendency to do when the ground is moist on the surface. Ringing them is the best way to stop this although I'd understand if it didn't seem worth the effort for only 6 pigs like in the video. IMO you need to have an electric fence though if you don't ring them else they will happily dig right next to the fencing and just burrow their way out. In many ways, curiosity is great for giving them character but can also make them a handful.

Brilliant videos mate

More pig films please.

I have 1 issue with this video. IT WASNT LONG ENOUGH

Love it 👍😎

I admire the care and attention and love that your mum has for these animals. As a vegan though I am highly conflicted because I know that ultimately all this, is to send them to slaughter for food, which is readily available in uk supermarkets. I hate the cliche of if she really loved them she wouldn’t send them to their death, but i can’t move away from that. It saddens me to know that in 1 or 2 years time, most of the animals on the farm will have been replaced with new ones. If you can do an episode exploring more about what happens when these animals get sent to slaughter I think it would do the series justice to complete the farming process as I notice that topic is shyed away from consistently.

July vid👍🕺🏼😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Are they middle whites?

wait wait.I though Britain is very cold. But they still can raise pigs for many centuries???

Hi when’s your next video coming out?

1st

Pigs don't have good eyesight