Television presenter Matt Baker drops in at Great Yorkshire Show to get tips on sheep for his own farm

There have been a record number of entries across sheep classes at this year’s Great Yorkshire Show.

More than 3,000 sheep have been judged across the week in some 49 classes and taking a keen interest was celebrity sheep farmer, Matt Baker from television show ‘Our Farm in the Dales’.

He was at day three of the show to take a sneak peek at some of the animals on display and to speak with fellow sheep farmers and breeders to get some tips to take back to his own farm.

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Matt Baker was at day three of the show to take a sneak peek at some of the animals on display and to speak with fellow sheep farmers and breeders to get some tips to take back to his own farm.Matt Baker was at day three of the show to take a sneak peek at some of the animals on display and to speak with fellow sheep farmers and breeders to get some tips to take back to his own farm.
Matt Baker was at day three of the show to take a sneak peek at some of the animals on display and to speak with fellow sheep farmers and breeders to get some tips to take back to his own farm.

Mr Baker, who for many years also presented ‘Countryfile’ and ‘The One Show’, said: “We are going through this real interesting phase where we have changed a couple of times and really started understanding the breed so to come and look is really useful.

“What a celebration of British farming this is and for people that don’t know about farming it is a window to this world. There aren’t many places where you can find folk with as much agricultural knowledge in one place.”

He appeared on the main stage with Christine Talbot as part of a series of interviews with famous farmers and shepherdess Amanda Owen will appear tomorrow.