Nick and Jacob left the rat race to pursue their dream of farming perfect poultry. They are joined at Alexandra Palace farmers' market by organic and heritage fruit and vegetable farmer Patrick.
Farming couple Chris and Julie and passionate pig owners the Cullingtons hope to win the top prizes when they exhibit their animals at the Royal Norfolk Show.
Former police officer Huw Murphy and the Harries family go head to head with their beloved shire horses at the 37th South Wales Shire Horse Society Show.
Two very different food producers are off to the Scottish Game Fair. The Allingham family are promoting their garlic in many different forms, and the Groats family are selling their speciality cheeses.
Four groups of dedicated farmers who have shown resilience and ingenuity are up against each other as they try to win this year's Against the Odds accolade at the annual British Farming Awards.
Darren and Emma are braving their first ever cattle show with their precious Ruby Red Poppy in the hope of taking home a red rosette, but first they will have to beat seasoned cattle breeders Grania and Simon at Launceston Show.
Two inner-city London charities head to the 46th Lambeth Country Show. This is their chance to raise awareness, funds, drum up support so they can survive another year and continue to carry out their important community work.
First-time farmers Paige and Kingsley hope that showing their sheep at the Isle of Wight show will bring them closer to their dream of becoming full-time farmers. They compete against Matt and Charlotte and their prize-winning sheep.
Sheepdog breeder David and farmer Brenda battle the temperamental British weather with their pedigree dogs by their sides, competing at Powburn, one of Britain's oldest sheepdog trials.
Hardworking families across the UK who work around the clock to make their farms a success compete to win the much-coveted and prestigious title of best farming family business at the British Farming Awards.
Two farming families hope that their much-loved pygmy goats will bring them acclaim at this year's Mid Devon Agricultural show. The competition is tough and there are record numbers of goats in the ring. How will they fare?
The beautiful architecture of Bath is the backdrop for one of the oldest farmers' markets in Britain where Hugh will be trying to sell his family's award-winning cheese and the Kimber family will be selling their meat and dairy products.
British White Cattle farmers Vivien, a retired GP, and David and Angela are hoping to help keep their rare breeds alive by competing at the 104th Tendring Show in Essex.
Three inspirational farming families are celebrated for their ideas and ingenuity, but only one can be crowned 'Diversification Farmer of the Year' at The Farmers Weekly Awards held in London.
At Droitwich Food Festival farming friends Mark and Sean are launching their Herefordshire-inspired crisps in environmentally-friendly packets. Horticultural pioneer Sophie is selling her juneberry gin.
Cattle farmers Alison and Colin compete against their young protegees Katie and Hannah at the Driffield Show. Will either pair's cattle win coveted red rosettes?
Two farming families hope to impress potential buyers at the Scottish Game Fair with their farm-produced potato vodka and a selection of wild game burgers served fresh from the grill.
The Akiki family with their biodynamic fruit and vegetables and cheesemaking family the Spierings are hoping to sell their produce at one of London's oldest farmers markets in Marylebone.
