COUNTRYFILE and One Show star Matt Baker delighted fans as he revealed the family's farming series is coming back.
The 43-year-old star's wife Nicola wrote: "Can’t believe it starts Monday! Hope you all like it! 🐑 🐐 🐓."


Matt and Nicola are childhood sweethearts, meeting when he was performing in the disco show in Cleethorpes back in the 90s.
They now live in Hertfordshire and have a farm, with Matt sharing pictures of sheep, donkeys and chickens on his Instagram account.
The smallholding is at the centre of their show Our Farm In The Dales, which he announced would be returning this month.
He wrote: "Hopefully you can join us 9pm on More4. We’ve made 6 programmes this time round, picking up where we left off .... can’t wait for you to see it."
His wife Nicola, a physiotherapist, replied in the comments saying she hoped More4 viewers enjoy it.
The couple, who married at Winston in Teesdale in 2004, share son Luke and daughter Molly.
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Our Farm In The Dales won another series after a drama-filled first run of action from the 100-acre estate.
One memorable episode saw Matt's mum break down in tears after a life-changing accident.
Matt's parents needed his help after his mum Janice badly hurt herself after being knocked over by some of her sheep.
Her accident left the family fearing for the farm's future, and in one scene, Matt, 43, suggested one way to save the farm was to change their flock of sheep.
He said: "The Hampshire Downs that we have bred here for years are big sheep. They are on the large end of the scale as far as sheep are concerned.
“I think, now at the stage that you’re in and what has happened that, and this will be hard to hear as you’ve put so much effort into the flock that we’ve got.
“I just don’t think that they are the way forward, for you now."
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Janice agreed, but when it came to choosing her new flock, she became emotional. She explained: "It’s quite a strange feeling really, sitting here doing this in the sunshine.
“It’s the first time I’ve actually had to make a decision because of what’s happened.
“It’s the right decision. I know it’s the right decision and you reach a time in your life when you think ‘I really can’t do this anymore’.
She added: “In that respect it’s sad, but in a good way, a fork in the road might mean good things will come from it in a different way.”

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