Gayle meets some of the newborn lambs starring in Facebook livestreams from Scottish farms.
Cuddling a newborn lamb has to be one of the best feelings in the world.
I’m lucky enough to turn up at Incheoch farm in Glenisla literally just an hour after a couple of the cute creatures have been born.
Farm owners Debbie and Neil McGowan are more than happy to let me hug them and I feel as though I’m in heaven when one fluffy wee girl nuzzles into me, her heart beating wildly.
Once I’ve mastered how to hold her properly (her legs were initially flailing all over the place), she settles into my arms for a snooze. What an honour.
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COVID WILL not last forever, so the farming industry must take this time to tidy up their businesses and prepare to showcase their offering to a public which is eager and willing to listen. This was one of the take home messages from the online SAYFC Agri Affairs panel last week – a replacement for the popular annual event held in November, cancelled due to restrictions. It featured an expert panel of four speakers who have all been personally affected by Covid and came together to share with delegates the lessons of the past year and the opportunities which lie ahead for the farming community.