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UTV’s hit farming series, ‘Rare Breed - A Farming Year’, continues on Tuesday with the farmers making the most of the better weather after a…

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A Fivemiletown couple are to appear in the next episode of popular farming show Rare Breed.

Hillsborough man Stephen Gibson will be giving an insight onto life on the farm when he and his family appear in the first episode of the new serioes of the hit TV show Rare Breef on UTV next Tuesday (January 11).

A spokesperson said: “Due to a change in the ITV Network, the final episode of Rare Breed will now air next Tuesday, April 20 at 7:30pm.” It marks the end of an era as presenter Mark McFadden narrates the series for the last time. The episode catches up with all seven farming families through December – the end of a difficult and challenging 2020. Adrian and Emily McGowan laughing about the early starts It’s an early start for vegetable farmer Emily McGowan from Comber. She’s at the w...

NEXT Tuesday (April 13), marks the final episode of the popular UTV programme, Rare Breed, which has delighted Fermanagh viewers as they followed Andrew and Margaret Little through the farming year. The final episode of the current series is set in December, which means all kinds of different things to the featured farmers after a difficult and challenging 2020. The show will visit all seven families as they get on with the cycle of farming, be that breeding, growing and animal welfare, a...

Rare Breed is the ground-breaking year-in-the-life documentary series charting the reality of farming in Northern Ireland. In the first episode, which aired on UTV on January 12, audiences were introduced to five of the seven families in the series, including Andrew and Margaret Little from Tempo, where they run a progressive dairy enterprise. Andrew is a second-generation farmer working alongside his dad, Raymond. Former nurse Margaret is busy rearing calves in the farm’s ‘maternity�...

Rare Breed - A Farming Year returned to ITV last night as seven farming families from across Northern Ireland provide the inside track on the ups and downs of life on the land in 2020. Linda Stewart talks to three farmers.

Rare Breed - A Farming Year returned to ITV last night as seven farming families from across Northern Ireland provide the inside track on the ups and downs of life on the land in 2020. Linda Stewart talks to three farmers.