The adorable surprise at Storms Farm: New Forest Spring Lambs and Calves

It's spring at Storm's Farm in The New Forest and Andrew Parry-Norton tells us about his latest farming activities, including a wet spell, late lambing, and traditional farming practices. Andrew explains how the weather has affected the sheep their ovulation, and how the grass is starting to grow again. He also explains his decision not to use artificial fertiliser this year and to rely more on the animals. Andrew also introduces us to a new member on the farm and tells us how the TB testing went this year.
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[@davidberlanny3308]

These videos are always interesting to listen to and watch. Thanks very much to you both and good luck from Spain!!

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

Thank you David.

[@anne.christine]

Great to hear that he is going back to more natural 🙂👍

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

Yes Andrew is very aware of the environment as he is very involved in the Forest and its future.

[@deerohdeer8000]

Love to know how the farmers commoner are getting on ! Found this fascinating especially nowadays as the prices have gone up massively! I always feel for there hardships ! Great documentary on Andrew the commoner 👍🎥

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

I am going to make more with Andrew this year although he is very busy running the farm so finding times can be difficult. Now I am getting back together after my trip to India I must have a chat so we can arrange a meet up soon.

[@marksntl7632]

Excellent! thanks for sharing! Most informative 👍

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

I am so glad you enjoyed it!

[@59patrickw]

So reinventing the wheel in farming with fertilizer was a step backwards and the old ways was a lot sounder

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

Maybe.