Earnsdale Prime Lamb

20/07/2026

Yesterday we weened this years lambs. Fewer than we’d hoped for but happy with them over all. Mixed bunch this year, North of England Mule X Texel, Scotch Mule X Texel and Shetland X Texel.

Apologies to our neighbours because the lambs have not shut up shouting all night! 🤦🏻‍♂️ 😴 🙈

23/06/2026

23/06/2026

A few pictures of some this years Earnsdale lambs taken at the weekend. They’re starting to grow nicely! No hard feed. All grass fed.

We can’t call them organic, but you could if you want to👌🏼 🐑

12/04/2026

A few of the ladies and lambs getting a bit of feed and a check while we’re at it this morning after a bit of horrible weather yesterday afternoon and night. Thankfully all up and bouncing around ❤️ 🐑

07/04/2026

Look at that face! So happy to be out! 😁

07/04/2026

Our favourite time of year 😁 🐑

29/03/2026

A not so little tup lamb arrived in the early hours with a little help.

The ewe had been trying to lamb on her own for a little while without success so at 2am, bleary eyed I went to have a look and thought I was never going to be able to get him out !
Thankfully after about 20 mins of working through it I managed to get him out!

First lamb of 2026 is a beast!

🐑 ❤️

27/03/2026

Well it’s that time again!! Lamb Cam is active!! 😁😁 🐑 ❤️

22/03/2026

As wide as she is long! 😬

18/03/2026

Good news!! New law around livestock attacks comes into effect 🐏

A major update to the law relating to dogs attacking livestock comes into effect today.

The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act 2025 is designed to combat the rising number of dog attacks on farm animals.

Key changes include:

🐑 Definition of ‘worrying’: Physical contact is not required for an offence. ‘Worrying’ includes chasing, running at, or causing fear or panic to livestock.

🐑 Definition of ‘livestock’: The law now explicitly includes camelids such as alpacas and llamas.

🐑 Locations: The law now covers incidents occurring on public footpaths, roads, and bridleways, not just within fenced agricultural fields.

🐑 Unlimited fines: The previous maximum fine of £1,000 has been removed. Courts can now impose unlimited fines for livestock worrying.

Share Far and wide to spread awareness!