Amanda and Clive Owen Receive Double Good News as More4 Confirms Two More Series – And Their Daughters Are Stepping Into the Spotlight!
Fans of Amanda and Clive Owen have another reason to celebrate. Their much-loved family television series, Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids, is officially returning after More4 commissioned not one, but TWO additional series.
The announcement, made on November 2, 2026, means viewers will continue following all eleven members of the Owen family as they navigate farming life, family responsibilities and the ongoing transformation of their historic farmhouse in the Yorkshire Dales.
For fans who thought the latest series might mark the end of the family’s television journey, there is plenty more to come.
And this time, some of the most exciting developments involve the children themselves.
TWO MORE SERIES CONFIRMED – THE OWEN FAMILY’S STORY CONTINUES
Production company Wise Owl Films has secured a further double-series commission from More4.
The new order consists of ten hour-long episodes, divided into two five-part series: series five and series six.
The programme has followed Amanda, Clive and their nine children as they work to restore Anty John’s, a centuries-old, derelict farmhouse located close to their family farm, Ravenseat.
What began as an ambitious renovation project has gradually developed into a much bigger story about family life, farming traditions and the challenges of preserving a rural way of life.
The new episodes will continue exploring all those elements, with the changing seasons of Swaledale providing the backdrop.
ANTY JOHN’S IS STILL FAR FROM THE END OF ITS STORY
One of the biggest reasons viewers have become attached to the programme is watching Anty John’s slowly transform from a neglected building into a welcoming family home.
Over previous series, audiences have witnessed the family tackle major restoration work, deal with unexpected setbacks and gradually bring the property closer to being fully habitable.
Now, the focus will continue shifting towards the interior and the practical steps needed to make the farmhouse a real home.
Amanda will also continue investigating the property’s fascinating history, particularly its connection to Anthony Clarkson, a 19th-century Swaledale mapmaker who once lived there.
His diary entries offer a glimpse into life almost 200 years ago, creating interesting parallels between the experiences of the Clarkson family and the Owens today.
THE OWEN SISTERS HAVE A NEW PROJECT OF THEIR OWN!
Perhaps one of the most exciting developments in the upcoming series is the opportunity for Amanda’s daughters to take on a new family venture.
Edith, Violet and their sisters will be opening a cream tea van at Ravenseat.
The project will give the girls an opportunity to develop their own responsibilities and take part in a new venture connected to the family farm.
For viewers who have watched the Owen children grow up surrounded by sheep, livestock and the demanding routines of rural life, this promises to be a particularly interesting new chapter.
It also offers a glimpse into how the younger generation is gradually finding its own place within the family business.
Meanwhile, Sid and Miles will continue taking on more of the everyday farming duties, helping with the responsibilities that come with running Ravenseat.
With different family members developing different roles, the new series will offer an even broader look at how the Owen family works together.
AMANDA AND CLIVE’S FAMILY STORY CONTINUES
Amanda and Clive’s television journey has always been about more than renovating buildings.
Their original series, Our Yorkshire Farm, introduced audiences to the extraordinary demands of running a remote hill farm while raising nine children.
Although Amanda and Clive announced their separation in 2022, they have continued to share family responsibilities and remain involved in the family’s farming and television projects.
Their ability to continue documenting this chapter of family life has kept viewers interested in what happens next at Ravenseat.
The new commission will once again bring all eleven Owens together on screen, showing the different ways each family member contributes to life on the farm.
MORE4 IS DELIGHTED TO BRING THE FAMILY BACK
Jayne Stanger, Commissioning Editor for Channel 4, expressed her excitement about the renewal.
She described Our Farm Next Door as a programme that holds a special place in the hearts of More4 viewers.
She also joked that she was looking forward to discovering whether Anty John’s would ever actually be finished!
James Knight, Creative Director at Wise Owl Films, explained that the show’s appeal comes from the combination of family life, farming, history and the gradual renovation of the farmhouse.
He also highlighted the importance of the family’s farming responsibilities and the question of succession – how the next generation will contribute to the future of the farm.
The production team believes the programme’s slower pace and genuine family moments are part of what makes it different from conventional renovation shows.
WHEN WILL THE NEW SERIES AIR?
The fifth and sixth series have officially been commissioned, with the new episodes following the Owens from early summer 2026 through to spring 2027.
However, More4 has not yet announced the exact broadcast dates for either new series.
For now, fans can look forward to more renovation progress, farming adventures, family projects and the beautiful Yorkshire countryside.
From the continuing transformation of Anty John’s to the daughters’ new cream tea venture, the Owen family’s story is clearly far from over.
And perhaps the biggest question for viewers is this: what will Ravenseat and Anty John’s look like by the time the next chapter comes to an end?
