Shepherdess Amanda, her husband Clive and their nine children face their toughest winter on their remote hill farm.

Shepherdess Amanda Owen and her husband Clive juggle the demands of their nine children with the challenges of the lambing season.

Shepherdess Amanda Owen, her husband Clive and their nine children endure a heatwave on their remote hill farm in the Yorkshire Dales.

Amanda, Clive, and their nine children take on the challenges of the autumn season on their remote hill farm in the Yorkshire Dales.

Returning to Clive and Amanda Owen's remote hill farm in spring, the children are off school for the Easter holidays which gives them time to help out with the lambing.

Seven of the nine children are back at school after the Easter holidays, leaving Amanda and Clive to send all their spring lambs to the moors with their two toddlers in tow; Reuben fixes up a dirt bike for little brother Sid.

All nine children have finished school for the summer, but with the weather heating up, the family's priority is to gather all 1000 sheep and shear them of their woolly winter coats; Amanda and Clive find their all-important quad bikes stolen.

A storm halts the harvest, leaving the family in jeopardy of not filling the barns with enough livestock feed for winter.

University beckons for Raven, prompting an emotional farewell; Clemmy does not want to start school away from Tony the pony; Clive goes in for hip replacement surgery.

It is the beginning of autumn and the Owen family are preparing for one of the most intense periods on their calendar, the breeding season.