Our Farm Next Door's replacement announced as series ends on big cliffhanger

Daily Mirror

6 days ago

The Owen family have now finished the renovation of Anty John's but Amanda Owen has revealed that they still have a 'long way to go' before the transformation is complete
Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive, and Kids concluded last night, with the Owen family making significant strides in Anty John's renovation.
Amanda Owen acknowledged that there was still a considerable journey ahead before the transformation was complete.
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As the programme drew to a close, viewers discovered that work on the renovation was ongoing, with Amanda stating they were "forging ahead.
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"We're really on to the next stage," the mother of nine declared.
Before the credits began to roll, a final image of the house, with all the workers standing outside, was displayed on screen. At the bottom, text read: 'To Be continued...', reports Leeds Live.
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Despite fans expressing their disappointment that the series has already come to an end, they can anticipate another show hosted by Matt Baker.
According to the telly schedule, Matt Baker's British Isles will take over the 9pm Tuesday slot on More4, previously occupied by Our Farm Next Door.
The synopsis for the inaugural episode reads: "Matt Baker explores the four nations of the UK. In this first episode, he heads to Kent to meet the Englishman teaming up with one of the world's most prestigious champagne houses to realise a dream of making the first true Anglo-French sparkling wine.
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"In the Highlands, Matt meets two ex-farmers whose lives are entwined with the village of Crathie's church."
The second series of Our Farm Next Door followed Amanda and the Owen clan as they continued to manage Ravenseat Farm and transform Anty John's into their dream home.
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Discussing the colossal undertaking, Amanda shared: "I think we've developed quite a camaraderie, really. It's a huge learning curve, and every one of the people who worked on a project has their own speciality in what they do.
"Getting all that to come together, it's been amazing. It's meant that the children particularly have been able to follow this project and see it and learn."
Wrapping up her thoughts, she said: "No, it's not your average project. The fact is that you can't even get here half the time with your vehicle, and you have to walk in!".
"We've had all these horrible weather conditions, no amenities. You can't even scroll on your phone at dinnertime! Nothing works, that's a big ask."
Our Farm Next Door is available to watch on All4.